Loaded to the hilt

Some expression old dudes use to desribed a loaded out vehicle. Except their version of a loaded out vehicle used to have roll up windows and a bench seat.

That truck is loaded to the hilt

by Thedefguy June 26, 2025

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Harvard on the Hill

Ohlone College in Fremont, CA. Ohlone is commonly referred to by this name throughout the Bay Area.

You're headed to Berkeley next year? I myself, am attending the prestigious institution commonly known as Harvard on the Hill.

by petulantpigmy November 14, 2025

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Hide The Hogg In The Hills

Tittyfucking. Breast banging. Hooters Humping. Juggsfucking. Breasterbate

That big natural titty chick let me play a game of hide the hogg in the hills with her.

by TongueMyNutzs February 21, 2017

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I've been in the hills

A thing 21 Savage does in order to be alone, and not have to worry about Jake Paul harassing him.

Joe Budden: What do you do in your free-time in order to be alone.
21 Savage: I've been in the hills.

by DXNK_M3M3S May 21, 2018

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the Black Dog of the Hanging Hills

A legendary ghost that is said to have lived in the Hanging Hills in Connecticut. (Please be aware the area is named after the terrain found in the area, as far as I'm aware of no hangings have happened there.) According to the legend, if you see it once, it is a sign of joy and good luck. If you see it a second time, it is a warning. If an individual sees the dog a third time, it considered to be a death omen. It is thought by some to be responsible for the deaths of six people, including two U.S. geological surveyors in the late 1,800s who didn't respect its previous warnings because they assumed the legend was a myth even though both supposedly had seen the black dog prior to meeting their demises. In a way it could be argued that the Black dog of the Hanging Hills is a symbol of power for the dead and individuals who are trying to stand to the U.S. government because of their inconsiderate actions against various populations.

The story about the Black Dog of the Hanging Hills was originally published the Connecticut Quarterly in 1898. It was originally thought to be piece of fiction, but that has been debated for a number of years now due to the author's background, the story's original title, the number of people died in the Hanging Hills, and various other things related to the story.

by Vanguard 1998 February 15, 2021

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