1. (transitive verb)to spray, soak, wash, or rinse something or somebody with water from a hose.
1.(slang/transitive verb) To deceive or trick somebody.
(slang/transitive verb) To make a computer system nonfunctional or greatly degrade the performance of a system
3.(Acronym) H.O.S.E.D. -> Hardware Or Software Error Detected
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Etymological thing (0_O):
Old English hosa “leg covering, husk” (hence “flexible tube”). Ultimately from an Indo-European word meaning “to cover,” which is also the ancestor of English hut, scum, and sky.
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1.(slang/transitive verb) To deceive or trick somebody.
(slang/transitive verb) To make a computer system nonfunctional or greatly degrade the performance of a system
3.(Acronym) H.O.S.E.D. -> Hardware Or Software Error Detected
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Etymological thing (0_O):
Old English hosa “leg covering, husk” (hence “flexible tube”). Ultimately from an Indo-European word meaning “to cover,” which is also the ancestor of English hut, scum, and sky.
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by Som_Guy January 26, 2005

by Squiggle wiggle December 20, 2002

by Philip Edward Nunez November 16, 2006

by Eliot February 17, 2004

impossibly busy with less time or resources to complete everything than available (as in trying to drink from a firehose). (context: MIT)
yo, wanna go to dinner?
sorry man, i'm hosed. i've got 3 problem sets due tomorrow morning, none of which i've started.
sorry man, i'm hosed. i've got 3 problem sets due tomorrow morning, none of which i've started.
by wsnx December 18, 2008

by jake. October 22, 2007

by MIONRENA October 24, 2008
