Hiok

1. To Be Late

2. To bust one's load upon another.

3. The sound one makes before busting ones load (upon another)

1. "Hiok, you're Hiok"

2. "He just Hioked all over me!"

3. " Ohh... OHH.. HIOOKK! 8===D~~~~"

Hiok by Hiokenator January 23, 2010

Words you can keep

hiok

The sound made by a pig. It also means "lol".

1.) Thanks Jess. Hiok!
2.) Bello, I’m SiawTong, Creative Director. I love my hair colour hiok.

hiok by RUMA!!! April 27, 2019

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Hiok • wei hiok • hi okay

wei hiok

Basically it is to describe someone that just turned you off or in other words, was very anticlimactic.

Wow bro! You are such a wei hiok...

wei hiok by Jermainesm May 18, 2017

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