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Hanky head 

A derogatory term for one who rides a Harley Davidson (or other cruiser style motorcycle). Hanky denotes the black bandana they are wearing on their head. This is worn in addition to their leather ass-less chaps, black boots, and denim vest. This is their idea of promoting they are bad asses (lol).
Look at that hanky head and his trashy broad. She looks used and abused and has sugar glider wings as tricep muscles.
Hanky head by M_Dubz152 June 27, 2023
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hanky head 

Term of contempt used for Sikhs and other people who wear turbans.
Freakin' hanky heads own all the 7-11's.
hanky head by Giacomojones March 21, 2008

Hanky head 

someone who wears a bandanna over their head - trying to look fashionable
The bandanna is just seen as a large hanky.
Hahaha... Look at Simon - he's such a Hanky head. Never trust someone who wears a hanky on their head!
Hanky head by Bum Baffitoo June 19, 2008

Headstone Handy 

The headstone handy is when you go to graveyard at anytime and receive a hand job behind a headstone.
Mark- "i just received a headstone handy"

Jack - "what's a headstone handy"

Mark - I'm glad you asked, it's when you receive a hand job behind a headstone in a grave yard"

Jack - "oh cool I can't wait to get one f those"
Headstone Handy by ML69 November 13, 2021
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