McGangbang Hurricane

When you order a McGangbang (putting a mcchicken between the two patties on a mcdouble) and then either a delicious hot fudge sundae or a mcflurry. It makes for quite the meal.

Tom: Can i get a mcgangbang...Fuck it lemme just get a McGangbang Hurricane.

Waitress: Yeah that will be $3:18

by Smacks0421 November 2, 2009

Hurricane Latrina

A category 5 shitstorm with a terrible aftermath.

I had really bad Thai food last night. My bathroom looks like it was hit by Hurricane Latrina.

by hurricane_latrina April 19, 2018

hurricane rhea

the act of having an diarrhea equivalent to a category 5 hurricane

Dude, I wouldn't go in that bathroom for about an hour Hurricane Rhea just came through!

by Andrew RRRRR January 13, 2009

hurricane line

A line at any store that is longer than average and moving extremely slow. Occurs when any retailer is understaffed or when any state of emergency is declared, personal or national.

I was late for work because there was a hurricane line at the starbucks.

by John Schiemer July 27, 2007

Hurricane Hannah

A former champion motocross racer, Bob Hannah, who was known for loosing control of his bike but staying on the throttle until it was over.

Hurricane Hannah gets squirrely in the washboard but manages to hang on.

by Mark Shackelford May 12, 2007

The Hurricane Diet

When you eat everything and anything in sight, because you are locked up in a house with no electricity and/or no water for days on end. Usually the result of a hurricane (i.e Ike) and all you have to eat is tuna fish, bread, chips, candy, soda, MRE's, cookies, and any other type of junk food.

My whole family and I went on The Hurricane Diet last week and I now weigh 220lb. THANKS IKE!

by DAR1985 November 5, 2008

Hurricane Style

Verb;
Originated in southern Florida, this phrase reffers to an eating style known as "Hurricane Style". Often during Hurricane Season, residents would have their power go out, due to heavy winds knocking over telephone poles and such.
While the power is out, participants would eat canned food right out of the can, often cold or lukewarm, as they have no supplies to cook it that do not use power.

Jonathan had no power due to hurricane Charlie, and greatly hungered for Chef Boyardee's ravioli, but could not use the microwave. So, he grabbed a spoon, a can opener, and started to eat it hurricane style.

Susie: "I'm so hungry, let's make chicken noodle soup"

Jamie: "I would, but my power is out, and I don't have a gas stove."

Susie: "That's okay, we can eat it raw, hurricane style."

by Artemisblue October 22, 2008