Home wrecker

A woman that can't get her own man so she goes after someone else's man. When her tricks and games don't work, she then gets pregnant on purpose so the man's family is ruined and he has no choice but to be with her.

When the home wrecker could not convince the man to leave his family, she got pregnant on purpose so he would be thrown out the house and have nowhere to go but her house.

by One Angry Woman April 11, 2011

Home Loco

Home made version of Four Loco. Usually includes different types of alcohol mixed with an energy drink.

Mark: You wanna get smashed on some Home Loco tonight?

Nick: Yeah, bro, lets go!!!

by mlac103192 January 26, 2011

Tourist at home

1) To take part in all of the wonderful experiences a persons home province has to offer.

2) To do activities that a person would do while visiting a new province/city but in their home province.

Amanda said: "Today I was a tourist at home as I hiked Signal Hill National Historic Site in St. John's, Newfoundland--my home is beautiful!"

by Mando_Lyn October 19, 2014

brought it home

When someone safely makes it home in a car, typically after driving fast or running from law enforcement.

"After we shook the cops, the passengers in the back were amazed that we brought it home!"

by dischargedaddy2011 December 24, 2022

It’s coming home

A phrase used when an English geezer says when England score in a big tournament

Me: Let’s goo England scored
My dad: IT’S COMING HOME
The whole population of England: IT’S COMING HOME

by Archie loves England July 1, 2021

Home Twin

A male or female you feel like is your sibling.

Me and my home twin, stayed up all night partying. fam ride or die

by Trill_Queen_<3Areil August 20, 2016

home/good

These examples, as many others which occur, are misunderstandings of words whilst texting on a mobile phone with the dictionary function activated, which lead to nonsensical phrases. These usually take time to decipher completely the meaning, before the reader can understand what is said.
Youths have been pushed to ignore these constant 'cock-ups' of the function, and have therefore started to send messages with these words in place of the actual words. People have begun to comprehend this new text language.

Message1: You comin 2 the club tonite?
Reply: Nah, I'm stayin at good.
Message1: Wtf??
(home/good)

Message2: I bought a sick new car 2day
Reply: Ah sick man thats book.
Message2: Book...?
(book/cool)

by ItallianStallion30 March 22, 2010