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It's the Dutch word for ho
Jij bent echt een hoer
You are such a ho
Hoer by ilove8====> May 30, 2018
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When someone is more of a hoe than you
Savannah is hoer than me.
Hoer by Savstrash November 17, 2018
A word that is commonly used in Dutch, used if you like someone.
Person 1: "Do you like my outfit? I spent a lot of time on it."
Person 2: "Yes, its giving hoer slay!

or

Person 1: "Hi!"
Person 2: "Hoer."
hoer by hannahlolywhosteesyd June 17, 2022
Dogwhistle attempt to identify someone as a whore.
Term originated on Craigslist forums to circumvent AI and language policing online.
When my GF was in college while other girls worked as cocktailers bartenders my GF was a hoer but fronted a pole dancing stripper.
Hoer by Mr-right-mr-right-now August 30, 2022

KANKER HOER

KANKER HOER is a slur used against Dutch people when they suck at a game.

Literal definition cancer whore Derlagengengen.
A) SHUT UP MY BROTHERS IN THE ROOM!
B) KANKER HOER!
A) WTF?!
B) DANKE SCHON!
KANKER HOER by Vemboy August 27, 2018

kut hoer 

jou mama is een kut hoer
kut hoer by Ya_Boy_JD September 7, 2021
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Brought to public attention by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in the book on the fall of Richard Nixon, All The President’s Men, ratfucker was Nixon’s term for a political operative who sows chaos among opponents; an agent provocateur. It is thought to have originated among campus political rivalries at USC, and seems to have some usage in the US military.
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