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Fence Hopper 

A person that does not know what they want. Leaving a relationship, Only to land right into another one. And to repeat it over and over again. Hopping the fence only to land in another yard again.
"Sarah just left Adam this morning, and now shes dating Matt, Shes such a Fence Hopper"
Fence Hopper by Smyth1377 March 2, 2009

Fence Hopper 

1. A individual who participates in heterodoxal behavior, someone who pushes the limit and/or breaks rules.

2. Someone who finds extra joy in things because they are forbidden.

3. The ideology of opposing convention and boundaries.

A fence in this context represents restricting or directing an individual on where they can go and what they can do. A fence hopper would literally hop a fence to go somewhere else, voice a minority opinion, reject arbitrary rules, break the combo, and [screw the rules.
1. Sam was sick of her teacher's attacks on the advertising industry, so she wrote her essay on how important ads are. What a fence hopper!

2. I knew that Jo was kind of a fence hopper, so I told her that no one could eat a whole pig fetus in one sitting. I can't believe she did it!

3. You want to host a nude party at a jesuit school? That sounds pretty fence hopper.
Fence Hopper by ZellaL April 13, 2010

Fence Hopper 

Guys on one side of the fence and girls on the other side of the fence. Therefore someone who goes on either side of the fence at anytime. This is not a huge insult to being bisexual, better than being called other names.
A bisexual person.

Person 1: You're a bisexual...I'm going to call you a fence hopper.
Person 2: Okay, fine.
Fence Hopper by thatwillneverbe March 6, 2009

Fence Hopper  

A term sometimes used to by other races profile most people of hispanic or mexican descent, implying that at some point they or their family came into America by "hopping" or "jumping" the border fence, which in some way is incorrect, as not all people of that ethnic group are illegally in America and not all illegals come into America over a tall fence, as the more robust American border fences ordinarily exist closer to the more heavily populated and thus more patrolled areas. It can also be used to describe those of the same race born in America as "legal" U.S. Citizens, or "chicanos," as they are commonly known.
Alternate variations using various combinations of the words Border/Fence followed by Jumper/Hopper/Vaulter etc. exist and are also used to the same effect.
Tom: Where's Tim?

Bob: With those Fence Hopper over there.
Fence Hopper by Prophecy2012 September 29, 2008

puerto rican fence hoppers 

The pointy shiny shoes commonly work by hispanics when out at clubs or bars.
Juan has his puerto rican fence hoppers on last night at the Palace.

Fence Hoppers 

A Extremly fun game played Alone, or with Friends. The objective of the game is to start in one backyard, preferably not yours. And hop your Naibors Fence. Do this all the way around the block. For added fun, knock over Garbage Cans, and wake up sleeping dogs. With friends is the best because when there climbing the fence out of a Dog occupied backyard, push them back into Lions Den (Lions Den means dog's backyard)
Dudeskie: OMFG! A DOG BIT KMAN'S COCK OFF WHILE FENCE HOPPERS!!

Rdawg: Teh Sweetness!! Wanna go fence hoppers right now?

Dudeskie: KK, ill Call Cocoa right now, we'll all jump thru that black guys backyard

Rdawg: LOLOLOLOLOOLOLOL!!
Fence Hoppers by GAT-X252 Wiesner January 28, 2006
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Oblication 

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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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