Homehurl

the act or action of a gangster vomiting in his place of residence.

yo dawg, that shawtys partay left me to HOMEHURL all ova my crib

by livebythemoment August 13, 2011

howedointoday

The official greeting of a white ogre like jabroni.

"howedointoday" said the white shrek jabroni.

by R. Shiles June 13, 2019

However you cook your chicken

An analogy used to respond to someone who has an odd method of doing something, one that is different to the normal way and different to your way of doing it.

John: How are you getting to work tomorrow?
Bill: I’m planning on riding a unicycle
John: However you cook your chicken then.

by NoLeafClover June 20, 2020

Daniel Howell

A brown, curly, tall rat

That rat is a meme

A massive meme

What was that?
OMG, it’s a Daniel howell! Kill it!

by Introvert.libby November 28, 2018

Dan Howell

A ghost

Where the heck is Dan Howell??

by michaelscarm March 6, 2019

Daniel Howell

Missing from the face of the planet. Will maybe upload again, maybe not. Who knows. But he's taking a break so good for him.

Person 1: Do you know where Daniel Howell is?
Person 2: I haven't heard that name in years..

by gracie1030 March 18, 2019

Jackie Howe

Named after the legendary Australian sheep shearer who set various sheep shearing records, the "Jackie Howe" is a navy blue (or white) Chesty Bonds singlet which fits loosely around the arms and neck for mobility. It is longer in the body to allow for more coverage of the lower back when bending down so as to prevent one from "catching a chill". Jackie Howe's are sometimes foolishly referred to as "wife beaters" - everybody knows this is wrong: in Australia the term is "wife basher". "Wife beater" is also a wanker American expression which simply refers to form fitting, white singlets for men. The Jackie Howe, however, is so much more than this. It is a symbol of great Australian history and doubles as an excellent, comfortable and versatile piece of clothing.

Some fucktard just called my jackie howe a wife beater. I'd better teach them a lesson about respect.

by Jay Plane August 20, 2010