1. A name applied derisively to a person who uses a word, phrase, or expression that is at odds with his everyday vocabulary, and usually sounds pretentious and artificial (a "Hollywood expression").
Most often used in the phrase "What are you, Joe Hollywood?"
Derived from the TV show Seinfeld.
Most often used in the phrase "What are you, Joe Hollywood?"
Derived from the TV show Seinfeld.
George: Uh, can we cut to the chase?
Jerry: "Cut to the chase"?
George: Yeah...
Jerry: What're you, Joe Hollywood?
Jerry: "Cut to the chase"?
George: Yeah...
Jerry: What're you, Joe Hollywood?
by Bourbon Diction Andy October 22, 2009
Person 1: Adele has lost a lot of weight! She looks great now.
Person 2: Yeah but she's still Hollywood fat.
Person 2: Yeah but she's still Hollywood fat.
by Chibi94 October 04, 2014
The stereotypical witch usually portrayed in movies or on television. These witches may be ugly with green skin and warts, melt if you throw water over them, evil in nature, or worshippers of Satan.
This is in complete contrast to Wiccan Witches who look just like regular people, aren’t evil at all, and definitely don’t worship Satan
This is in complete contrast to Wiccan Witches who look just like regular people, aren’t evil at all, and definitely don’t worship Satan
Just because I'm a Wiccan doesn't mean you should treat me like a Hollywood Witch. That's so not cool!
by The Captive Spirit September 07, 2010
A sarcastic phrase that is given to those who take a lot of time to get ready to go somewhere. A dead giveaway of this type of person is the length of time spent in the washroom primping. Makeup for women and manscaping for men, usually is close to or more than an hour. Another dead giveaway is the amount of apparel they try on before choosing one to go with.
Amanda what are you doing? I told you I was going to the mall an hour ago and I'm still sitting here and you've been stuck in the washroom the whole time. Are you off to Hollywood or what? I should have never told her and just left.
primping procrastination
primping procrastination
by TheBigCanucklehead March 21, 2015
When in a film, the super high tech criminal mastermind hacks into the most complex and secure system ever created by man simply by typing something in to a password box.
Swordfish -
Gabriel: when Stan fails to hack the Dept. of Defense network in 60 seconds Too Bad ! You are gonna die !
Me: Prfff... dude this film is nothing but Hollywood hacking... it's f-ing lame!
Gabriel: when Stan fails to hack the Dept. of Defense network in 60 seconds Too Bad ! You are gonna die !
Me: Prfff... dude this film is nothing but Hollywood hacking... it's f-ing lame!
by Jason L. Whittle November 07, 2008
A publicity stunt that a majority of celebrities suddenly start doing to keep their name in the papers/tabloids.
Examples include: Drug abuse, losing an unhealthy amount of weight, dating people much older/younger then themselves, having babies, and divorcing.
Examples include: Drug abuse, losing an unhealthy amount of weight, dating people much older/younger then themselves, having babies, and divorcing.
With young actresses, the latest hollywood trends are having babies with a-lister actors at least a decade and a half older then them, and losing weight till they look like stick figures.
by Pyro Infernos April 05, 2006
We walked away from each other, and just as I turned back to catch a last look at him, he did the same and we caught each other's eyes and smiled. It was a total Hollywood Moment, just like out of a movie!
by funnie03 February 09, 2012