head hog

someone who loves to give head.

wow sally is such a fucking head hog...she could do it all night!

by asdfasdlkfjasldkf August 31, 2007

deen head

word used to indicate that u are from aberdeen maryland

damn girl ur such a deen head

by tmatma May 22, 2008

Talking Heads

Pioneering New Wave band. Emerged from the NY punk scene in the mid '70s but had a distinctly different sound influenced by funk, esp. James Brown. Later to come under the influence of producer Brian Eno, and also incorporated elements of African music into their coked-up fouth album Remain In Light. Also heavily influenced by cocaine, by the way.

Franz Ferdinand are heavily influenced by Talking Heads' masterpiece More Songs About Buildings And Food.

by honest bob January 25, 2005

gay head

A person who's head is gay. See fucktard.

The only known comeback is 'So's your face' which is the ultimate comeback of all time.

Person A: Dude, you're such a gay head!
Person B: So's your face!

by Al Green November 5, 2006

nigger head

a wench on a fishing boat, or a just a term to call a friend when he is not pay attention to you. or a term of endermeant

Whats up niggerhead how come you didn't answer your phone. or don't get your hand caught in that nigger head

by bouy miller April 2, 2007

k-head

some one that sniffs loads of kettamine

a k-head is someone in a club with a white, crusty ring around there nose, lookin lost, or dancing 2 sum dodgey techno beat

by wonkey1 October 9, 2008

chod head

A friend and I started calling each other 'Chod-Head' in 1985. It is a derogatory term in general and not too specific (like many minor profanities).We thought we had made it up but many people in our place of work (about 8000 at the time) started using it.

'He's a complete chod-head' meaning dick head or stupid git.
'He's a total chodder' meaning that he can't do anything right.
'You're a raging chod'
However they came later CHOD HEAD was the original statement and came in total exasperation of anything else to say about the man we were describing.

by Paul Grosvenor November 18, 2006