Head-Hancho
Head-Hancho by Bib-Bob December 24, 2011
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head hancho
a word in the song "rack city" by "tyga" which sounds realy awesome and very swaged out. And only bosses could use this word in the middle of their names
head hancho by gabysorus rex February 14, 2012
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Head-Hancho • head honcho • Head hauncho • Head Sancho • head • head ass • head fuck • head cheese • head over heels • head job
head honcho
the head honcho is a person who is in charge of large groups of people and has many underlings who does what he commands
head honcho by slick2169 April 25, 2019
head honcho
N.
1. A person with advantages over the rest, though he or she may not be any more qualified than the others.
2. The Boss
3. Moms
4. That guy who's in charge and does nothing. And gets paid a whole damn lot for it.
5. The Alpha male
1. A person with advantages over the rest, though he or she may not be any more qualified than the others.
2. The Boss
3. Moms
4. That guy who's in charge and does nothing. And gets paid a whole damn lot for it.
5. The Alpha male
Because he was the head honcho, he could run for office under the name "El Presidente" and no one could do a damn thing about it.
head honcho by Michelle S, (with credit to Chris) August 19, 2006
Head hauncho
The top of the food chain in the respective industry, company, group, etc. Usually highly regarded and often unjustly intimidating or feared. The head hauncho runs shit.
Summer of 72 - Somewhere in Europe
Bob Weir: yo do you want to split this ten strip with me?
Phil Lesh: No i’m good, i took a tab in amsterdam and Head Hauncho Jerry told me i freaked him out with that mask i wore
Bob Weir: You’re such a bitch, Phil
Bob Weir: yo do you want to split this ten strip with me?
Phil Lesh: No i’m good, i took a tab in amsterdam and Head Hauncho Jerry told me i freaked him out with that mask i wore
Bob Weir: You’re such a bitch, Phil
Head hauncho by discosucks6969 May 8, 2018
Head Honcho
The Head Honcho is a silicone, male masturbator. It is very tight but it is still stretchy. Inside, there are three suction cavities, and as you stroke the Head Honcho up and down, it creates a very pleasurable vacuum. Because the silicone is so thick, it also gets nice and toasty in there.
Head Honcho by beboopido January 2, 2010
head honcho
head honcho by Nigel P. Fluffenbottom December 17, 2002
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