Reel hole

Similar to a rabbit hole and a k-hole, simultaneously, in a metaphorical sense, is a long and winding exploratory path with many connections and offshoots. The term reel hole is often used to describe a feeling of getting a high enough dose of IG content to experience a state of dissociation and lack of environmental awareness.

Damn yo, I was in an hour long reel hole at 3am.

by ashleywxlfe January 13, 2023

Bully Hole

A bully hole is a figurative expression that represents an extremely dire/unpleasant situation or circumstance, often used to emphasize the severity or hopelessness of a given predicament. It is not a literal location but rather a metaphorical way of describing an inescapable hole or scenario.

The company's financial troubles seemed like they were descending into the bully hole, with mounting debts and no clear path to recovery.

Go dig yourself a bully hole and don’t come back!

by SebPlayz October 24, 2023

Knucker Hole

Magic holes in the ground around dragon land.

Look guys we found a knucker hole let’s see if zak & wheezy are home!

by Glizzysnblizzys September 5, 2022

hag-hole

A small crevice or divot that is created on the human body. Typically a inch diameter circular drillbit is drilled 3 inches drep into the human body and then a blowtorch is used to caulderize the flesh.

This hole is often used in sexual interactions as an alternative depository of semen.

"I would like to shove my cock into your secret little hag-hole"

by hagholer July 17, 2022

The Mighty Hole

The greatest hole in the world, normally located between the lower cheeks. Perfect for the dick. All the guys want it, all the girls want to have it. Perfect. ;)

- "Dude, why didn't you call me back last night?"

-"Sorry dude, my girl finally unlocked The Mighty Hole"

by wafflebp January 8, 2012

Urban Dictionary basketball a**hole

When someone that uses Urban Dictionary shoves a basketball up their a**hole.

Why does he love watching videos of Urban Dictionary basketball a**holes?

by ••••••••••••••• April 12, 2024

A-hole

Used as a euphemistic reference to the word a**hole (A.K.A. ar**hole) without using the actual word.

He called me an a-hole!

by Matthew678 February 16, 2019