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Hocomania 

The process of trolling an online community with the intent to commit mayhem, while concurrently fooling enough of the community participants into thinking you actually have a point, albeit one made up of bad math and ridiculous ideas.
I gave up posting on that board, too much unchecked Hocomania going on.
Hocomania by TH March 19, 2005

Hocomania 

An early retirement plan that features quitting a high-paying job before you've saved enough money to be financially-independent only to accept sub-minimum wage work to make ends meet and feed your family.
He's still working, but the hocomania has him thinking he's retired.
Hocomania by syke March 18, 2005

houdimania 

1. The cultural obsession with houdisms, houdiism, and Houdi in general.
2. The euphoria often experienced when encountered with Houdi.
In the late 1990's Houdimania surfaced as a cultural phenomenon.
houdimania by Emily Houdi April 10, 2003

Hoffmania 

The emotion of excessive excitement, enthusiasm, and arousal that spreads among groups of women when the names of Tyler or Jared Hoffman are mentioned.
The Hoffman brothers came over last night and now the girls are running around the house with moist panties from hoffmania.
Hoffmania by Hofbro March 9, 2008

houdimaniac 

Derogatory.

Refers to a houdist/houdiist who is seen as obsessed with Houdi.
She is obsessed with Iran, she's a houdimaniac.
houdimaniac by Emily Houdi April 10, 2003

homomania 

The logical opposite of "homophobia". While "homophobia" is an unfairly negative attitude towards homosexuality, "homomania" is an unfairly positive attitude towards homosexuality, identifiable by observation of inadequate normalization or even idealization of homosexuality.
The redefinition of the legal term “marriage” to open up marriage law to same-sex couples was an act of homomania.
homomania by JuriHar February 28, 2017
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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