hospitality

Something you can't piss on because you're dad won't allow it.

A line spoken from the horrible movie troll 2

Micheal: You see this writing!.... you know what it means!?!...... Hospitality... And you can't piss on Hospitality! I won't allow it!

by oh my gooooooooooooooooood June 16, 2010

Hospitalitsize

(Adj); A person who has been given hospitality and gives such in return in a sexual way.

She came over and I offered her hospitality, but she had to hospitalitsize my body.

by Mp$h June 9, 2011

White trash hospitality

When someone doesn't take their shoes off when walking into an apartment or house.

Jim really shows his guests white trash hospitality by walking around his house with his dirty work boots.

by Chowderhead34 July 23, 2011

phantomhive hospitality

A phrase you use to instruct your demon butler to kill a guest you don't like without the guest ever suspecting a thing.

Ciel: Sebastian, show them the full phantomhive hospitality.

Sebastian (demon butler): Yes my lord

by born to ship Viktuuri April 3, 2017

hospitility

(n) A treatment of generosity mixed with aggression.

1. That woman just gave me a lot of hospitility about keeping the door closed.

2. "I'm so happy that you're staying at my place for another week, just please try to keep your goddamn feet off my fucking sofa."

"Wow, thanks for the hospitility."

by sdeville84 February 23, 2009

Hospitalitarian

One who only eats meat out of hospitality. They do not buy their own meat to cook nor do they buy it in restaurants. They have vegetarian diets unless they are given/served food from a friend/family member/acquaintance/co-worker.

exceptions
-hospitalitarians can cook meat for their friends/family if they are hosting them for dinner and they know their guests are strict carnivores (hospitalitatians prefer buying free-range/local meat, and will encourage their carnivore friends by example)

-if someone buys a hospitalitarian a meal in a restaurant, it is a judgement call. if there are absolutely no viable vegetarian options on the menu, the hosp can opt for meat.

If a hospitalitarian goes to a someones's house for dinner, and their host serves meat, they will eat it.

If there are non-meat options, they will opt for them but if the main course contains meat, they will honor their host by eating it. Furthermore, they will try out everything part of the meal they give me.

This is a reflection of eating when hosted for a meal in many countries outside of the United States. It is considered rude if you do not eat all of what the host provides you.

Furthermore, eating their food provides a sense of trust and relationship between you and your host, whether you are in Washington, DC or Kenya.

by jespo September 30, 2009

Millwoods Hospitality

The generosity and kindness that you only receive from people living in Millwoods.

1. Jasminder has the Millwoods Hospitality

by splinterpal April 23, 2005