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Hancocked 

When you are beating the Louisville Cardinals in basketball and things seem to be going well and then Luke Hancock comes off the bench, drops 20 on you and you lose.
Witchita State and the Michigan Wolverines got Hancocked in the NCAA tournament.
Hancocked by BigFanUofL April 17, 2013

Angry Hancock 

While giving a hand-job, you hammer fist the man's testicles as he ejaculates.
"Don't go in there!", Terry is about to give Kelvin an Angry Hancock.
Angry Hancock by BigEvil13 February 4, 2015

matt hancock 

Making a terribly poor decision, backtracking and then pretending it never happened.
matt hancock by idonthatepoorpeople January 13, 2021
1. Nickname for someone that causes a lot of trouble, mischief, loves to fight, looks for fights, or causes someone to want to fight them.

2. something that causes problems and trouble.

3. Someone that loves motorcycles and will ride them no matter the weather he/she will always be on a motorcycle.

4. Someone that causes damage to anything he/she touches, or even gets around.
1. Havock went to the bar last night and caused a lot of trouble.

2. Freds new name is Havock because of the fight he caused last night.

3. Lets cause havock on the msr this mission.

4 Please don't cause any Havock tonight because we don't need to draw any attention.
havock by The Big Y December 28, 2007

John Hancock 

A signature. Derives from John Hancock's signature, which was written in large letters, on the Declaration of Independence.
Could you please put your John Hancock on this form so that I can turn it in?
John Hancock by rieux November 29, 2003

The Hancock Effect 

When you see a girl in Hancock (A Library) and you think she is good looking. Later you see her outside in the real world, and she is no good at all.
In Hancock: Oh WOW look at that slamming hottie.

Outside library: Theres the chick from the library, um I take back that previous comment. She's rank, Guess I got done by "The Hancock Effect".
The Hancock Effect by JackSize November 12, 2010
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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