horrors shoes

Shoes so pointy they'd have someones pancreas out.
Worn by the spider legged uk punk band The Horrors.

Winklepickers, batcave boots, dawn boots, chelsea boots... these can all be classed as horrors shoes

by JESSICA ROSE December 12, 2007

Corona Horrorscope

The hypothesis that people of certain astrological signs are more prone to die from, or be infected with, the coronavirus regardless whether they believe in horoscope or not.

Paranormal researchers are struggling to get the astrological make-up of those who worked for the Trump administration to divine a corona horrorscope chart for folks who believe that there is a correlation between infection (or death) and astrology.

by MathPlus August 24, 2021

Hugo's House of Horrors

This neat adventure game that came out in early 1990, created by David P. Gray. I used to play that shit when I was little. It was followed by "Hugo Whodunit?" and "Jungle of Doom." And then he made "Nitemare-3D," the 3d shooter which stared Hugo. Fun stuff!

"You've never played 'Hugo's House of Horrors'?!?! No fucking way! That game rules nuts!!!"

by thatgirldrinkinglemonade July 9, 2003

horrors hair

Amazing large hair which defies gravity. Ultimate cool. Backcomb + hairspray = awesome. Add Horrors pointy generally black shoes to the equation and then you are on the way to being pretty cool. Big Hair!

Don't be square, get horrors hair?

Are we going out with horrors hair tonight, i will bring the hair spray

by don't_be_square March 23, 2007

horrorphile

Someone who has a psychological and/ or physiological addiction to anything horror related. Movies, shows, trivia, memorabilia etc....

My daughter can't get enough of zombies, vampires, werewolves and monsters! I'm pretty sure she's a horrorphile.

by TwinkieHunter June 27, 2017

horrors

used to described being out of your head drunk. usually preceeded by the words "in the"

fuckin hell, i drank two crates of guinness and a half bottle of whiskey last night! i was in the horrors!

by dollybird October 14, 2004

horrors

Although in the south of Ireland it means to be utterly fluthered, in Dublin to be 'in the horrors' means being in a shockingly bad mood.

Micko was in the horrors this morning. Not surprising, I rode his mott last night.

by TopDecco May 14, 2005