Hominy
1) How black people say "harmony".
2) A large, swollen piece of corn that does not show up in your dookie the next day.
2) A large, swollen piece of corn that does not show up in your dookie the next day.
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hominy by Daddy mintz June 7, 2017
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hominy • hominy and grace • Hot Hominy Grits • ad hominymph • homina • homing • homonym • homin • Homing from Work • Homing Pigeon
hominy and grace
Or "harmony and grits". A perfect blend of serene and happy feelings due to your having partaken of some tasty porridge.
Eating a healthy bowl of cereal for breakfast will give you a greater sense of hominy and grace than chowing down on sugary cloyingly-sweet refined-flour clusters!
hominy and grace by QuacksO November 14, 2023
Hot Hominy Grits
An expression to show excitement or positive feelings. An intense feeling for something or someone.
Also, 120 calorie food item that dining facilities serve in Kuwait and Iraq for U.S. and NATO troops.
Also, 120 calorie food item that dining facilities serve in Kuwait and Iraq for U.S. and NATO troops.
Hot Hominy Grits by berrywhite November 22, 2011
Ad hominem
An attack upon an opponent in order to discredit their arguement or opinion. Ad hominems are used by immature and/or unintelligent people because they are unable to counter their opponent using logic and intelligence.
Person A: I think we should spend more money on environmental protection.
Person B: You just think that because you’re a stupid tree-hugger.
Person A: It is crucial that we facilitate adequate means to prevent degradation that would jeopardize the project.
Person B: You think that just because you use big words makes you sound smart? Shut up you loser; you don't know what you're talking about.
Person B: You just think that because you’re a stupid tree-hugger.
Person A: It is crucial that we facilitate adequate means to prevent degradation that would jeopardize the project.
Person B: You think that just because you use big words makes you sound smart? Shut up you loser; you don't know what you're talking about.
Ad hominem by Pcc88 July 31, 2005
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Hominescdefin by AppleJuiceDragon September 9, 2020
homina
A word, normally repeated three times, to express shock, befuddlement, or general speechlessness. Often when looking at a particularly attractive member of the speaker's favored sex. It probably comes from Ralph Kramden on "The Honeymooners."
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