Ho No
A truncation of someone's name. Whose first name begins Ho, and whose second name begins No. An oaf. A lummox. A fool. A miscreant. A fake. A phoney. An ill talented, overhyped guy.
Ho No by TonyHoagland February 29, 2004
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Ho-nocchio • The Ho No • hono • Ho or No? • No Ho-Ho • no ho itis • noho • Cup no brown ho • no-go-ho • Heau: noun (pronounced:ho)
no ho itis
no ho itis by That nigga 321123 December 15, 2016
Ho or No?
Ho or No? by Dave230-34854-68-5 June 1, 2009
No Ho
No Ho by RiZoRoCkSkiii... July 2, 2009
No Ho-Ho
The feminine version for No Homo except it is used when a girl says something that can be taken the wrong way. A girl that says something that someone else can easily say ''that's what she said'' to.
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