Horridor

A long, dark and creepy corridor. Which, are usually prevelent in survival horror games for their highly terrifying, atmospheric tendencies.

"Dude I just went down this horridor, thing was filled with spooky sounds and erratic shadows."

by YuYuYu April 19, 2013

Horrideous

Mix between “Horrible” and “Hideous”. Can be used to describe one’s actions as embarrassing and shameful.

~First used by Taleah Lester when playing Minecraft with her sibling.

Wow, your house on minecraft is Horrideous.

by pastaandveganmeatballs March 27, 2019

Horrid Henry

Horrid Henry, a British television show about a young boy named Henry, who is quite... horrid, he enjoys giving nicknames to his friends and enemies, he also has a brother, whom he addresses as “Perfect Peter”, who is the favourite child and becomes worse as the show progresses.
Tl:dr, Horrid Henry is fucking awesome.

Perfect Peter: Mum! Henry called me worm!

Mother: Don’t be Horrid Henry.

by ConsumerCommunity September 19, 2020

Hoobidy Hoobidy shwah

What a russian airline pilot looking out the window of an airbus says as hes trying to land on major city street

Can i land here!? Hoobidy Hoobidy shwah!

by scritcher February 18, 2022

horrid

Something that either looks, feels or acts terrible.

There was once a little girl,
who had a little curl,
right in the middle of her forehead.
When she was good she was very very good, and when she was bad she was HORRID!

by VeryStrangeEmily January 15, 2009

horbian

the phrase "horbian" means a horny lesbian

"look at those horbians"

by don, don fugaround July 7, 2007

hoobiduh hahbiduh

A term used to describe the African-American accent. It is derived from the southern accent of the United States. It originated from the 16th through to the 19th centuries as Africans were transported to the colonies in North and South America to be sold as slaves. In North America, the sounds of the original African languages merged with the sounds of the southerners who taught the slaves to speak English. The result was an African-American accent which survives to this day. "HOO-bid-uh HAH-bid-uh" is primarily spoken when African-Americans gather together informally, but it is avoided by African-Americans when speaking as a news anchor or in other professional situations.

"Hoobiduh hahbiduh" includes the following words and phrases. . . . . . . WORDS: (still = STEAL; will = WHEEL; bed = BAY-id; red = RAY-id; boil = BALL; tripping = TRIPPIN'; ask = AXE; on = AWN; toll = TOE; police = PO-lease; fifty = FITty; poor = PO) . . . . . . . PHRASES: (Hell no! = HAIL no!; My baby's mother = My BABY momma; He does = He DO; She has been running = She BEEN RUNNIN'; He often works on Tuesdays = He BE WORKIN' Tuesdays; I didn't go anywhere = I didn't go NOWHERE; You're crazy = YOU crazy; She's my sister = SHE my SISTA; She writes poetry = She WRITE poetry; Why aren't they going? = Why THEY AIN'T GOIN'?; You all = Y'ALL)

by demographic-man May 21, 2011