by brownsugar12 May 22, 2005
one eitgh of your friend (friend of a friend of a friend of a friend), one step closer would be homebwoi(pronounced home-bwaaaahhhh) (friend of a friend of a friend) which is one sixth , one step closer then THAT would be a Foaf (or foafaninator) (friend of a friend), and one step farther then home slice would be homebor (friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend) which would be one sixteenth of your friend , and homie is yor friend/pal.
-dedicated to sfcmert
-dedicated to sfcmert
"whuddup my homeslice?" "yo homwbwoi you trippin?" "yo my foafinator you tappin thate ho?" "you homebor don't be frontin mah grillz trippin on my kool-aid!" "hey homie"
by EboniSize.mE.CAppn' October 2, 2006
Natives of The State of Michigan, regardless of academic, athletic or corporate affiliation, must support all teams and organizations that are based in Michigan when pitted against those from outside of The Big Mitten.
1) Fans and alumni of the University of Michigan must support Michigan State University when the Spartans play the Ohio State Buckeyes, per provisions of "The Homeslice Treaty." Likewise when the Wolverines play Ohio State.
2) Per "The Homeslice Treaty", Central Michigan Chippewa fans must pull for the Eastern Michigan Eagles when EMU plays Toledo.
3) According to "The Homeslice Treaty" no Michigan native should own any motor vehicle that is not produced by a division currently under control of Detroit's Big Three automakers (General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Chrysler).
2) Per "The Homeslice Treaty", Central Michigan Chippewa fans must pull for the Eastern Michigan Eagles when EMU plays Toledo.
3) According to "The Homeslice Treaty" no Michigan native should own any motor vehicle that is not produced by a division currently under control of Detroit's Big Three automakers (General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Chrysler).
by LeighRay November 30, 2013
A) an' i said to myself, i finna' swag into my room. so i do, an' bam, there be jello errawhere. oh lawd, we family, help a brotha clean this shit.
B) no dice, homeslice. i got caps to bust and blow to snort.
B) no dice, homeslice. i got caps to bust and blow to snort.
by Niff/Stipples January 2, 2011
A humorous term used to describe a friend. "Jitty" is a shorter version of "Legit"or "Legitimate". "Homeslice" is typically used to refer to a friend or "Homie".
"Jitty homeslice" can be used to make fun of people who don't know slang.
"Jitty homeslice" can also be used sarcastically because of its silly pronunciation.
"Jitty homeslice" can be used to make fun of people who don't know slang.
"Jitty homeslice" can also be used sarcastically because of its silly pronunciation.
by UberFatAmerican March 22, 2022
by drummr0 June 12, 2007