Heaux

It basically means hoe. It's kinda a more fun way to type it

John: Would you ever date her？
Jack: Nah man, she's a heaux

by Dumb Definer March 21, 2016

heaux

An immoral Cajun woman.

Florene slept with half of the football team, and th other half felt left out; she was a heaux.

by Cranberry Bob November 15, 2019

Heaux

See "Hoes" for reference.

The Heaux are laughing? Yup.

by TheHeauxAreLaughing August 28, 2017

Heaux

Cajun variation for whore, ho, or hoe. See "whore", "hoe", my last gf.

When I visited LSU, I gave the LD to this sorority heaux while her boyfriend went out to buy condoms.

by Al-BadDaddy November 16, 2017

Heaux

“Heaux” is an endearing way to spell “hoe”. You may use it in place of more vulgar slangs when you are mentioning someone you consider a friend. “Heaux” is not to be used in a derogatory way as it was born out of the idea that women can take empowerment back from words used so long to destroy them. It was coined by the account “blitzedtodeath” in 2014, they said they made the word up by trying to find the most exotic spelling for “hoe” to use in its place. “Vultureandmeatbaggamming” popularized the term to the public by using their twitch platform.

Hey heaux, it’s been a while!!

She’s my 1# heaux :))

I love you heaux

by forestree December 12, 2020

heaux

at LSU, the phrase "geaux (pronounced "go") tigers" is yelled at football games. Heaux (pronounced "ho") is an LSU slut.

"Did you see Krystal at that party last night? She had her clothes off by like 9:30"
"Yeah, what a heaux"

by mike892345 August 25, 2009

heaux

(Plural noun) A collection of male hoes, typically gay, and often ranging from average to attractive (even if they aren't actually whores). May be used to describe guys at a bar or club, the guys who are currently in your mix for dating or other activities (used affectionately), or the guys who have been hitting you up on Grindr, Jack'd, Scruff, etc.

* I had to delete Grindr because the heaux wouldn't leave me alone.
* I have dates with a few of my heaux this week.

by ncdc05 January 6, 2015