hoco fail

When the students of howard county refer to their B or eve low A as a failing grade. When a student of hoco says they received a failing grade, assume they mean a B unless they say specifically that they "legit failed".

"Hey how'd you do on the test?"
"Not great. I failed. Not even a hoco fail, legit fail. I got a 69%."

by One with Burliegh May 24, 2016

homonarchy

a monarchy system made out of homos, but we don’t know for sure if they’re homosapiens or homosexuals

A: dude did you see how gay the royals look?

B: well duh they’re part of a homonarchy!

by LongTimeAGreenValley December 10, 2019

Homonym

Homonyms are words that can be either homophones and/or homographs. Homonyms are a blend of both of them.

A common example might be Mould vs Mold. While these can interchangeably refer to shape / fungus and vice versa, some English language professors ask students to use "Mould" for shaping whereas they should use "Mold" for fungus.

Student : I hate homonyms

Student 2: yeah they're so confusing.

by Hamolteans July 22, 2023

hobonation

When a hobo goes into hibernation

bloke 1: damn look at that hobo! he looks dead!
bloke 2: na man, he is in hobonation!

by giuseppster July 22, 2008

Hobonic

Possessing the qualities of a homeless person.
Also pertains to the powers of a hobo wizard, which are rare but mighty.

The hobo used his hobonic might to burn the bones off of the gangsta tryin' to jack his bindle.

by Garanje Automatic February 12, 2008

ad homonem

When people reject an argument simply because it is brought up by someone of the gay persuasion.

John: "Don't believe Jim when he says two plus two equals four, he likes it when men's hot dogs are in his bed."
Petey Pablo: "Dat's a dam ad homonem, fool."

by marcthamac August 20, 2013

hoco

The epitome of all that is good and just in America. White picket fences, unpretentious rich people, real family life (unlike the ostentatious MoCo lifestyle), crabs on a summer Sunday, keggers in the woods, Route 40, and the lack of boarding schools.

MoCo kids honestly think that by talking about how "rich" they are that they will magically be wealthy; HoCo kids don't need to talk about it or have someone else affirm their opulence- they know they've got it waiting in the fund.

by The Game March 22, 2005