Gorehound 

A fan of horror films. Gorehounds are typically drawn to slasher movies centered on young people of dubious moral quality who attempt to escape a menacing villain with stabbing or hacking weapons. If the villain is animalistic, he will kill or consume his victims without instruments. The gorehound is allured by the spectacle of violence and the desperate escape of the remaining characters confronted with a hopeless situation.

The films enjoyed by the Gorehound are usually considered medicore by critics. This mediocrity may stem from an absence of character background, unconvincing special effects, gratuitous nudity, and perhaps most famously, outrageously poor judgment by surviving characters. Such characters will often attempt to escape an eerie set of circumstances by confining themselves to an unfamiliar rural residence, often owned by the villain, seeming to fear exposure to nature more than murder.

"Gorehound" is considered by some to be a misnomer, because such fans may value a film's violence only as precondition to the euphoria of escape. Under this analysis, gore is necessary but incidental to the higher pleasure of freedom from one's pursuer.

Gorehounds are often the subject of feminist critique, since their preferred films usually involve extreme violence against women. Some, however, have noted that films preferred by the gorehound almost invariably center on a heroine who triumphs over enormous physical and mental hardship and ultimately bests her attacker. In this sense, the gorehound may be celebrating female cunning and courage.

My friend, the world's biggest gorehound, has seen so many horror movies about cannibals in the Deep South that he refuses to travel in rural ares out of fear for his safety.

Gorehound by Bucky Cho July 20, 2008

Gorehound 

An individual that is immersed in the genre of horror that revolves around intense displays of gore and mayhem; Films like 'Dawn of the Dead' and 'Zombie'.

Someone that loves b-horror films that have poor plot and acting, and watch for the scenes of extreme violence and gore.

Anyone who thinks that Lucio Fulci is a genius.

Gorehound by Ashy Larry June 29, 2004

Greyhounds 

Wonderful dogs who are calm and gentle. they are always caring and looking after you. They find joy in almost everything you ask them to do. Bred to race on tracks and chase bunny rabbits are not the only thing they excel at, being a retired racer they find a new life with coaches and big fluffy beds. These dogs are wonderful inside dogs but not so much meant for the outsider or off leashing kind. Greyhounds make great lap dogs. They don't bark much so they are great for apartments or big backyards. Get a greyhound that is right for you at Greyhound Pets Of Amarica Charlston.com and see for your self.

Cause of Greyhounds loving and kind personalities they will always support you in everything

Greyhounds by My older brother. April 8, 2016

Greyhound Chic 

A thin, fashionable female. Emphasis on thin.

Look at that girl, she's greyhound chic.

Greyhound Chic by JeanPaul February 3, 2013

Italian Greyhound 

A small, skinny, breed of dog that can be loveable, cute, and adorable. They have legs the size of twigs and the stomach of an anorexic granny...but they're supposed to look that way. Sometimes a little possessive and needy, but very loyal. Super fast runners! Watch out!

Lola: "So you have a dog?"
Jared: "Yep."
Lola: "Aw. What kind?"
Jared: "An Italian greyhound."

Italian Greyhound by Lily Lemonade October 8, 2011

Greyhound Bus Therapy 

A type of “therapy” provided where a person in an official capacity places someone in dire straits on a bus to a distant city instead of offering them the help they need.

They elected to offer him the top of the line treatment given to folks like him; he was released from jail and getting Greyhound Bus Therapy well before sunrise.

Greyhound Bus Therapy by Dr Bunnygirl March 18, 2021

Italian greyhound 

The dog to have.

Hey what dog do you have? Italian greyhound! Wow you sure are cool

Italian greyhound by Ad0lf_hipsterr June 20, 2013