A four point scale that describes the degree of horniness, sexual drive and/or interest in all things sexual that a person possesses.
On one end of the range a PRUDE would be classified as an 'H1'.
On the other end, an 'H4' would be someone who constantly thinks, talks and acts in the sexual domain.
On one end of the range a PRUDE would be classified as an 'H1'.
On the other end, an 'H4' would be someone who constantly thinks, talks and acts in the sexual domain.
Person 1: Wow, did you see his body? Kick-AAAss for sure!
Person 2: Yeah it so IS, but he doesn't use it like he should. I heard he's an H1 on the H Scale.
Person 1: Damn, what a shame cuz I'm SOO horny. What I need NOW is an H4.
Person 2: Yeah it so IS, but he doesn't use it like he should. I heard he's an H1 on the H Scale.
Person 1: Damn, what a shame cuz I'm SOO horny. What I need NOW is an H4.
by H4U May 17, 2007
A stupid lesbian bitch who loses all the good things for a hoe.
That hoe looks like a pig.
Her hair cut looks like dora.
She looks like a whale and shes a self absorbed hoe. : )
That hoe looks like a pig.
Her hair cut looks like dora.
She looks like a whale and shes a self absorbed hoe. : )
by Yo bitch. : ) January 15, 2009
A colloquial form of name dropping practiced by students of Harvard University (or anyone else with the guile) whereby someone mentions their affiliation with Harvard to seduce a potential sex partner.
I've only ever dropped the H bomb once, but it totally worked: I got a chick to give me a blow job fifteen minutes after I met her.
by Craig C. May 19, 2006
Slang for marijuana. Pronounced hun H. Used for covert communications when one does not want others to know what they are talking about.
by Hun H er July 21, 2005
Unit testing machine with amazing ball handling prowess. Quick to anger and rage, with an imminent attack made obvious by the introduction of the crooked finger and "wotfoc" cry.
Often seen with pac man chanting "I like this game"
Often seen with pac man chanting "I like this game"
by jimmyblogs May 10, 2005
by Brian L. George December 02, 2010