homeboy

A less offensive derogatory term for a male homosexual.

Look at those homeboys holding hands

by DB January 13, 2005

homeboy

A computer console that must be plugged into a socket. Like a Gameboy but non-portable so can only be used at home.

I like homeboys they're better than gameboys cos I can stay at home and play them all day.

by fuck you, you big scallys! May 6, 2004

homobobiac

Gay stuff

You homobobiac

by ARDKID123 March 22, 2017

homoeous

A gas that turns little boys into homosexuals.

Charmander secretes homoeous, becareful with him around your boys or they will be come brown eyed soldiers.

by Adam Waters December 7, 2006

homocoaster

The "ups and downs" of a same sex relationship, normally caused by the imbalance of hormones in the shared home.

Brian was riding the homocoaster due to Simon's love of illicit cottaging. His emotions were all over the place but he loved Simon, could he cope with the cottaging? He'd have to sit tight and hope to ride the big one again sooner or later.

by Bradford Shopper December 3, 2009

homofoe

n. Person who is against homosexuality based on religious, social or personal beliefs, who actively opposes the achievement of equal rights of homosexuals. The homofoe may participate in political petitioning, sharing of anti-gay propaganda via social and electronic media, protesting, proselytizing/education, and voting to support unequal rights.

"I ain't afraid of homosexuals. I just don't want them marryin' or teachin' ma kids or livin' on ma block. Ain't no homophobe, more like a homofoe."

"During the second half of the 20th century homofoes proudly protested the advancement of the gay rights movement, but as social acceptance of homosexuality grew, homofoe activity dwindled."

by Miss Alaineous June 29, 2013

homebody

A gender neutral term used in reference to a friend or to patronize a neutral or unfriendly person. Once used extensively, now has fallen out of favor of general use.

pl. Homebodies

1) yo homebody, s'up?
2) homebody, you better back down
3) "who's at the party" "the usual homebodies"

by Faust July 27, 2005