The word is Home. As a 70 year old African American woman I can explain the origin Home as a slang word for a friend. "Home" is a friendly term that African American men call each other. It was originally "Homeboy", meaning a friend from the southern state where many African Americans still have families, calling that place "home". Homeboy was eventually shortened to "Home". Over the years it has been changed to "Holmes" in films and by people who didn't understand the origin of the slang.
by DeeDeeGee January 3, 2022

He/she was home, and it didn't really matter whether some outsider wanted him/her there or not, he/she was there to stay no matter how inflammatory the outsider tried to get with him/her. The outsider could get out and never come back, since it was too goddamn bad if the outsider didn't like him/her being home.
by The Original Agahnim November 9, 2021

by AlliedApe October 27, 2021

Home isnt somewhere you have to establish, re-establish, prove, or justify anything. When you're home, you know where home is, and where home is not, the same thing goes for when you're away from home. You also notice where the true home of others is, and where it is not.
by Solid Mantis August 18, 2020

Person 1: omg heres my beautiful singing!!!! LAKSJDJSKWLAAALALALALALA 👹
Comment: AND THE CROWD GOES HOME🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️
Comment: AND THE CROWD GOES HOME🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️
by RayIsDum September 8, 2023

When two men break into your house at Christmas time and you just got an insane loner hand in the game of euchre.
Take that, Marv! While you burned your hand on that red-hot doorknob, I just won with a Home-A-Loner!
by QBaby247PoppinOffOnDeyAss December 1, 2022
