Hip Hole

The stoma opening for a colostomy bag. For the adventurous and twisted, an extra and different orifice for sexual activity.

When I found out the prostitute I picked up had a colostomy bag, I paid her an extra $10 to shag her hip hole.

I’ll never be the same after I walked into my granny’s room and her home health aid was pounding her hip hole.

by Eaton Holgoode December 18, 2018

Hip-Pop

The forming of the two genres hip hop and pop, guaranteed to make your ears bleed. Mainly music from P Diddy, Usher, Justin Bieber and so forth.

Dude, Have you heard Diddy's new single Coming home?

Yeah man, thats straight up Hip-Pop.

by ll Moeyzz ll December 5, 2010

I'm hip to that.

1. To be cool with something.
2. To agree with; to ok.
3. Phrase used by Ms. Cox at MHS in Tennessee.

Student: Would it be ok if I wrote a rant for my final work?
Ms. Cox: Sure, I'm hip to that.

by Jeremy from MHS September 22, 2008

Hip-lips

vagina

Steven: Damn, that girl is hella sexy!

Ian: Man, i wanna pound her hip-lips!

Steven: No! I saw her first!

by ICARUSX25 December 14, 2009

Hip-Pop

A type song that is neither a hard-core rap song, nor just a pop song but contains elements from both. Usually used by an no-name artist trying to get their name out by having a big-name artist feature in a song. It could also be used by a big-name artist who is trying to get their protoge or a new artist on their label into the mainstream.

Joe: Hey did you hear about that new B.o.B song? Its really good.

Steve: Yeah I like how he's rapping but that girl from Paramore is singing too.

Joe: Yeah I know it's so Hip-Pop.

by bayfman May 15, 2010

Birthin’ Hips

Reference to a chick with a wide pelvis thought to be ideal for spitting out babies.

My girl’s got them birthin’ hips. She gonna be spitting out kids as soon as we ties the knot.

by Eaton Holgoode January 14, 2019

hip-hop

The expression of the relationship between urban youth and their environment. The art of the streets.

Graffiti. DJing. MCing. B-Boying. B-Girling. Break dancing. Poetry. Tattoos. Rhythm. Blues.

by Almustafa El-Said February 25, 2004