hope

Hope is something that many people are looking for, it is a beautiful word. But it is a word that has to be used well before all the obstacles of life.
Many people do not understand because living beings use it, but one day they will understand when they need it most.

Hope for something they want very much.

by Lena gomez February 26, 2017

hope the lid stays tight

Hoping to not take anymore pills/drugs

Idk man let's hope the lid stays tight

by Volleylover369 March 2, 2017

Hope Swearingen

A fun, entergetic girl who is very nice and hilarious. Bad at sports, yet will be famous one day. You'll see... rich, fame, and hot.

She's such a Hope Swearingen!

by AnonymousWestVirginia March 13, 2017

The Hope

Homeless shelter in Canton Ohio. Has the same flow of people coming in and getting thrown out repeatedly. Virtually useless establishment run by corrupt douche bags. Every once in a while there's a fight and once some guy got knifed. Word of advice: Shower sandals.

Yo. I'm gonna go live at the Hope. Pretty sure I can get back in.

by FoxConnor77 July 8, 2016

passive-hopeful

When someone says something that could be interpreted as passive-aggressive, but it's not very aggressive and more just passively hopeful => passive-hopeful.

"Well I don't have a car so that wouldn't work. If someone with a car were to go though, I'd definitely tag along!"
"Wow, so passive-aggressive."
"Nah, just passive-hopeful!"

by ProfessionalNoiteka May 24, 2016

Hope

Something I don't have; Something that helps you through life.

"It gives me hope." he said, his smile broadening.

by Mertalia May 28, 2016

Another Hope

The infamous fanfiction 'novel' lifting from the fourth installment of Star Wars by Lori Jareo as she gave self-publishing a lot of unwanted controversy. Let's just say George Lucas was more than a little pissed. It emerged as the Gothic short story The Typewriter was purchased for First North American rights for Tales of the Talisman as the writer was developing his second sequel to the flagship anthology at the time. Nick Matamas a rival author in the Horror Writers Association reported on the Lori Jareo debacle as he was invoking flame bait about the book appearing on major channels in 2006. Let's just say a lot of us who worked with the print on demand vehicle were pissed at her. Holden's Counterpart puts the pseudo-novelist on the spot.

I am sure if you're doing a novel where the characters are not yours you're pulling another like that damn novel Another Hope. That novel made it hard for a lot of us who wrote original material to be taken seriously.

by illinoishorrorman January 16, 2018