hoome

derived from the word homme, meaning man in French
1. homie
2. a person who takes English, French, or Spanish words and combines them to create a new language (such as, Frenspanglish)

She's my best friend, my hoome, pour vrai ("for real" in French).
Me and my hoome are going to IHOP, P.V.! (P.V. stands for "pour vrai")

by missMarTePants February 23, 2008

homoment

When someone says something 'gay'.

John: Hi guys, do you think my manicure is pretty?

by Anonymous September 12, 2003

homometer

measure of gayness in a situation or person

He walked in and the homometer jumped

by Brian blake November 18, 2003

Homomentum

When someone first announces to the world that they are gay, and them over the next several months begins outwardly acting more and more gay in their mannerisms and interests. This acceleration of gayness is known as homomentum.

When Frank first came out of the closet a few months ago, it was kind of a surprise. But since then, he has started watching Glee, reading all the Twilight books, and listening to Nickelback. He sure is building up a lot of homomentum! Next thing you know, he will be rooting for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

by The Extispicator September 27, 2011

hoomed

Alternative to hooked but to a much larger intensity.

I'm hoomed on this cherry juice right now.

I'm hoomed on pills.

by Adslegend December 28, 2015

hodome

a place where the hos reign and make the rules

a whore house, a street corner, Bill Clinton's office, etc.

by Bia 1 and Bia 2 September 22, 2003

hodometer

a surveyor's tool used to measure distance.

Robert Hoddle used his hodometer to layout the grid of Melbourne, Australia.

by Jim Browne February 12, 2005