by SPrice1980 May 7, 2023

A historic public housing project on Detroit’s East Side, built in 1941 for Black defense workers. Known for its cultural significance, resilient community, and role in shaping Detroit’s Black history.
“Yo, I grew up in Sojourner Truth Homes (The Bricks), so I know every corner of the East Side like the back of my hand.”—Real Eastside Detroiter
by RealTalkOnlyFool October 10, 2025

1. Typically used when an unpleasant person takes their shirt off.
2. When your friend is being a spoon.
2. When your friend is being a spoon.
I.E. "Were you born at home? Do you have a dad? Can he not drive?
I.E. "Don't judge me, I was born at home."
I.E. "Don't judge me, I was born at home."
by Felipeholdshandsandtouchesbutt January 26, 2019

by Lover of Home Bowl March 4, 2021

A variant of the nickname homie, but with more pizzazz.
Like a slice of pizza, but the homie is the pizza.
Like a slice of pizza, but the homie is the pizza.
Whaddup, home-slice?
by FishViking June 25, 2017

by mr.takeurbitch November 7, 2023

«Do you have a silly, kinda ugly looking cup with an important message in your home?»
«No, haha. That’s weird!”
“Then it’s not a home.”
«No, haha. That’s weird!”
“Then it’s not a home.”
by Thelivingdictionaryyesitsme April 6, 2024
