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Sherlock Homeless

A expression used to descrive a very smart/intellegent/talented person who doesn't manage to reach success, and therefore has to live in poverty.

The term is created from a distortion of name of the great fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes.
-Wow, this piano player is really good!
-Yes, I know, this is Glarinov. He is very talented, but no music experts eppreciate his talent, so he has to live as a Sherlock Homeless.
by Urban_Fellow July 2, 2006
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Homemade Lemonade

Homemade Lemonade is a term for urine , also known as Beggars Tea
"Tamlin fixed a batch of beggars tea and set up his "Lemonade" stand , the neighbourhood kids would feel his wrath"

"Homemade Lemonade is an important ingredient in any diverse fetish party"
by Ben L 64 November 10, 2008
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homeaux

derived from homo (and pronounced the same), an abreviation of homosexual, but used in the same sense as the word ghey; it can still be used to describe something as rubbish, but without any suggestion as to its sexuality.
My pen has run out of ink, that's homeaux as fuck!
by Ynnhoj September 23, 2005
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Homeless 6-pack

This is what happens when you get a homeless person to buy you a 6-pack. They get one so an homeless 6-pack is really just 5. Like a baker's dozen sort of difference.
A 6-pack with 5 beers in it
by Bum Dinger December 13, 2004
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Homeland

One of the best recent shows on TV. Based on the Israeli series Hatufim by Gideon Raff, it was developed by Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa, two of the writing veterans from 24. The show is often alluded to as a more adult version of 24, what with some of the writers from season 7-8 joining, as well as Sean Callery composing the music. It also has strong language and nudity, and deep, rounded characters. The critical acclaim has been overwhelmingly positive and it has deservedly won awards.

The first season sees agent Carrie Matheson (Claire Danes) trying to figure out whether a recently re-discovered, thought dead marine called Nick Brody (Damian Lewis) is a turned terrorist. The many twists and turns keep the show on edge and you always want more because it's so goddamn awesome!

Season 2 recently started, and to not spoil anything, it's main plot concerns another planned attack on US soil.
Dave: "Did you watch Homeland last night?"
Gerald "Absolutely! I was not expecting that to happen at the end! I can't wait for the next episode!"
by mrowcat November 17, 2012
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homeless

a person without a home. homeless people often sleep in parks, shelters, vehicles, or boxes. the government does not care for homeless people, which is why they exist in the first place, so the only people left to help the homeless people are non-profits and religious groups. many homeless people are veterans. this is because once the millitary is done trying to get them killed for a foreign policy mistake, they leave them to fend for themselves even though they do not have a home, hve possibly alienated thier family, and are not well educated. many other homeless people are mentally less capable. these homeless people are harder to help, because they of their mental illness, homelessness is a vicious cycle.
jimmy dropped out of high school because he did not have the type of intelligence the teachers wanted. while still a smart person, jimmy asked the wrong question, so he got bad grades. his parents would not support him because he had dropped out, so he lived out of his car. because he did not have a degree, he could not find work. wothout a scource of income, he was forced to panhandle on a street corner in order to afford fast food. now jimmy is considered homeless
by william dawes January 5, 2009
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homedawgslice

someone who is a combination of your homie and dawg but is also the coolest thing since sliced bread
that was an awesome party homedawgslice
by maybenextweek June 30, 2005
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