Ingredient household

A household that has no ready to eat food/snacks.
In order to have something to eat you have to cook/prepare it.
Also: most of the ingredients are random and don’t go together.
EXAMPLE:

*Ingredient household*
—> pickles, Nutella, mustard, crackers
*regular household*
Leftovers, frozen pizza, yogurt, chips, sandwich stuff

Growing up in an ingredient household, I always had the most random meals.

by anonymous March 2, 2023

Hosehole

A derogatory word for calling somebody a name. Has no real meaning. Not very offensive. Used more in a casual setting among friends jokingly. Sounds like a curse word even though it's completely harmless and meaningless. Catches people off guard and can be used around anyone.

Stop eating all my chips ya hosehole!

You're such a hosehole! I can't believe you pubed my burger!

Ha! you're driving on the wrong side of the road you dumbass.
Yeah? well you're just a hosehole....

You're a faggot
Yeah? well at least I'm not a hosehole

by Crawfisch December 17, 2010

Household High

When one engages in using random substances in home or easily shop lifted items to get insanely blitzed when short on cash

After eating a box of coriciden, air duster hits and smoking rollies, Jeff was insanely household high

Guy 1: "Shit I'm short on cash too, fuck it let's pair up and lift some shit from wegmans for a household high"
Guy 2: "I'm with it man, I love seeing colors and blocks for 5 seconds, damn my chest hurts"

by bguy May 4, 2013

Household Chores

Torture for a little kid like you

My mom turned off Fortnite because she said for me to do my Household Chores

by reesha2282 April 16, 2019

Household High

When someone is so desperate for a high they will try anything in their house.

Man i had the worst household high last night. i tried to smoke a tampon...

by 232323Anonymous232323 May 30, 2009

householder

A fat-Cock swinging man of German decent. Typically bottoms out trailer park ho's.

John Holmes Really Gave the householder to that girl in the movie.

by GaiaEnviro December 14, 2014

household 6

A military man's stay-at-home wife. Sometimes keeps up with the arduous tasks of shining boots, picking up laundry, and shopping, but mostly just a strain on meager Department of Defense budgets, and the military husband. The name is derived from where said wife spends most of her time, and the number 6 is the designation for a commander of a Company/Troop, Battalion/Squadron, Brigade/Regiment, Division or Corps.

I really wanted to go to your going-away party, but household 6 pulled my dispatch.

by Tankboy February 14, 2006