Henry David

Adj. This expression is a play on the similarity between the word "thorough", and "Thoreau", the last name of famed author Henry David Thoreau. "Henry David" as a phrase can be used to replace the word "thorough" in any common sentence.

For instance, say you are in the middle of a board room discussion with a bunch of corporate executives. You could chime in and say "I've done a very Henry David analysis of these reports, and things are looking good."

By adding "ly", this can also be made into an adverb. "I Henry Davidly enjoyed our evening. Let's do this again!"

by big_earl May 31, 2018

David Henry

A tall smart, funny and handsome guy blessed in more ways than one 😉 If you come across a David Henry hold on tight cause he’s a rare soul to come by

*Guy walks in room*

Girl 1: Dammnnnn who’s that? 👀
Girl 2: I thinks it’s David Henry 😍

by anonymous November 23, 2021

Andrew, lucas, david, and henry

Group of very dumb idiots who need to get a life.

Dang they are a group of Andrew, lucas, david, and henry

by Someone_On_This_earth October 19, 2020

Henry Owen Davies

gay idiot

Oh I'm gay
*corrects* I'm Henry Owen Davies

by kezzonyt September 15, 2021