hone in is a term incorrectly used by those meaning home in.
It is used by people to identify something which is approaching a target, see home in for the correct word and definition.
It is used by people to identify something which is approaching a target, see home in for the correct word and definition.
My buddy always says "hone in" when he means "home in".
"My pigeon can hone in on his bird food real good"
"My pigeon can hone in on his bird food real good"
by Tex01 November 18, 2007
by tbuttaz September 16, 2008
Dude, he's so honing in on your girl.
I can tell by how he talks, he's trying to hone in on my girl.
I can tell by how he talks, he's trying to hone in on my girl.
by big mac65 July 18, 2006
To ditch or bail out on; to call out. Any act that is considered socially unexceptable. An act that causes one to be temporarily or permanentally rejected by one's social group depending on the severity of the 'hone.' If someone does the said action enough times they would be known as a "honer."
1) Instead of coming to the movies with us, she decided to go see her boyfriend...what a honer!?
2) He told everyone my secret crush, I can't believe he honed on me like that.
3) Her parents gave her a curfew, what a hone!?
2) He told everyone my secret crush, I can't believe he honed on me like that.
3) Her parents gave her a curfew, what a hone!?
by Kate Clark May 09, 2005
Having sexual intercourse.
by I, Wreckerrr November 12, 2016
by DefnotOM March 11, 2022
judy was out honing the knife for her general well being and of course; to perhaps attract customers!!
by michael foolsley November 26, 2009