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Déjà ho 

When you spot a previous one night stand whilst going about your usual business. A reminder of what a harlot you have been.
"Oh my god, I just experienced 'déjà ho' when I was shopping for bread and milk in the supermarket."
Déjà ho by mr_a_l_y September 19, 2015
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Déjà hoe 

The feeling of having met a certain hoe before.
Larry: man I'm haveing a déjà hoe right now I swear I've seen this hoe before

Joe: yeah you have remember she's your cousin?

Bob: Larry didn't you hook up with her?

Larry: I don't wanna talk about it...
Déjà hoe by Foxpro56 June 17, 2013
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Déjà hoe 

The feeling you've seen this hoe before.
I just had déjà hoe. It's like I've seen this exact hoe before.
Déjà hoe by B.A.P June 2, 2014

deja hoe 

Adj.
The feeling of knowing this Hoe before
Ex.

John: hey Bill I'm having a deja hoe right now
Bill: Me too I think we've met this Hoe before
deja hoe by Dr Dickhead January 18, 2023
the feeling tha you have met this hoe before
friend:yo how was yo date with her

me:not good, it felt like dejahoe
dejahoe by anonymous ass nigga January 17, 2014
The feeling of having met this hoe before.
He felt a dejahoe when he saw her.
DejaHoe by crg_root August 25, 2022
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murderhobo 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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God Shot 

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God Shot by Imogen1564 February 25, 2011
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