Honix
Honix by Hercolena Oliver May 29, 2010
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Honia
The name Honia means beautiful heart. Shes a really (outgoing) and fun girl. She seems shy at first but once you meet her you won’t want to leave. She’s the most (loyal) and caring person you will ever meet. Honia is (beautiful) In every shape and form , she has amazing (features) everyone wishes they had.
Honia by Liza stone April 25, 2019
honihoni
when 2 people are alone in a room together and they decide they want to do something fun but they forget their protection and she gets pregnant
i want to make the honihoni with you
guy #1: me and my girl made honihoni last night
guy #2: woah really how was it ;)
guy #1: me and my girl made honihoni last night
guy #2: woah really how was it ;)
honihoni by chichilove April 14, 2018
Honi Soit
Honi Soit is a student newspaper at the University of Sydney run by editors elected through the SRC elections. It publishes weekly and is distributed free to a readership of up to 20,000 students and University academic and general staff at all Sydney Uni Campuses.
The name is short for the phrase "Honi soit qui mal y pense" (French: "Evil to him who evil thinks"), which is the motto of the Most Noble Order of the Garter.
The name is short for the phrase "Honi soit qui mal y pense" (French: "Evil to him who evil thinks"), which is the motto of the Most Noble Order of the Garter.
honiara
Hoe - nei - arh - ah
Honiara is the term used to describe the rare phenomenon when someone is a little bit homo ( showing little signs of homosexuality) towards their homies but not too much .
Honiara is a completely non-homophobic term and it is used in a casual sense.
Honiara is the term used to describe the rare phenomenon when someone is a little bit homo ( showing little signs of homosexuality) towards their homies but not too much .
Honiara is a completely non-homophobic term and it is used in a casual sense.
1. “Joe and Ben are so close, I think that they’re gay”
“No, they’re just honiaras”
“Oh, I get it”
2. “I will not lie, i am honiara for my friend group.”
3. “I am honiara for Nick”
“No, they’re just honiaras”
“Oh, I get it”
2. “I will not lie, i am honiara for my friend group.”
3. “I am honiara for Nick”
honiara by The 🅱️ruhs June 29, 2020
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