hanugh

A lame alternative spelling for the palindromic name "Hannah" that all of a sudden became popular after the 1983 cinema hit "Flashdance"

Hanugh is really lame because she spells her name weird.

by HannahSolo January 6, 2008

Hughbear

A noun describing a particularly wonderfully sensitive large Uncle or father figure with a dang great sense of humor. Does not mind having eyes rolled at him for just about anything.

Aww, Hughbear... Don't try to pick up that penny under that car; you don't know where it's been!

by bittyboo33 August 30, 2009

hughens

a fashionable gay boy who loves to be flamboyant

You are such a flamboyant hughens.

by GayPrince October 17, 2011

Houghxhool

The physical act of a person realizing their calling or life direction, referring to: wide eyes, agape mouth, still stance, and neck hair standing on end.

I was totally houghxhooled when I saw my first football game.

by donkykong June 24, 2012

Harghku

haiku: a three-line poem in any language, with five syllables in the first and last lines and seven syllables in the second, usually with an emphasis on the season or a naturalistic theme.

argh: what a pirate says to express annoyance, dismay, embarrassment or frustration.

Harghku: what a pirate says to express annoyance, dismay, embarrassment or frustration about haiku.

"Harghku!" - says a pirate

by [e-mail] February 19, 2013

hough massey

The relationship between two men who engage in daily banter which is seemingly innocent, however beneath the surface lays sexual undertones which are never acknowledged.

"Dude look at those two taking the piss outta each other"
"Ignore it bro they're totally hough massey just look away"

by chiccylicky May 24, 2014

houghing

To cut someone's leg at the calf or the hamstring rendering them unable to walk properly… This was the practice of Dublin butchers who feuded against others.

In 1783 the brutal practice of houghing (a favourite practice, as we mentioned before, with the Dublin butchers and their feuds)…"

~John Edward Walsh "Ireland Sixty Years Ago."

by EamonLoi July 23, 2014