Houish

Coming from the words:
Foolish

Relish
Louse
Moon over
House (in reference to one’s brain)

Finding peace, and relishing in one’s sadness.

A Houish person is someone who can find comfort in their mental hardships.

Not enough to overcome them, but more so to acknowledge and live with them.
Sometimes even finding meaning to their sadness.

He stepped out of the door, and into the rain. It hit his body, making him cold. He looked off into the dark forest, all but the tops of trees invisible in the darkness. He looked for longer, starting to think about himself, about his regrets and mistakes. Houish thoughts filled his head. He would never be fixed, but he was okay with that.

by Hydro Turtle July 18, 2022

hotsheet

A hotsheet is a motel that rents rooms by the hour, usually for prostitutional purposes.

"Take that casino-ho and go find a hotsheet down the street.

by shomesomethin July 13, 2010

hotshot

a lethally large amount of heroin, usually given to troublemakers to make them appear to be a random overdose.

"Yo, Miguel is talking to the feds, he needs a fuckin' hotshot.

by somenycguy September 25, 2006

hotissimo

the Italian for hottie; someone greatly endowed with hotissimy; a hotissimistic person

That bitch across the street could be a hotissimo if she ain't have that fucked up weave.

by malarky April 26, 2003

hoeish

to act like a whore.

i got mad at my beoch because sh was acting hoeish at da club.

by william August 23, 2003

hotdish

Minnesotan for casserole, almost always combining cream of something soup and canned vegetables with a significant source of starch (e.g. noodles, tater tots). Mystery meat and French fried onions might be included if you're having a good day. Nothing to do with a hot chick.

Hey Ole, did you catch the tater tot hotdish special down at the cafe? Heckuva deal.

by Scandochick November 10, 2008

hoish

acting like a hoe; one who gets around

Julie acts hoish because she comes knocking on many guys doors looking for a late night hookup.

by SHIFFMAN October 23, 2006