Honyalk
As much as she loved wearing high heeled shoes, the Honyalk felt uncomfortable and always wore flats.
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Also, a polish/german reference to a person with a poor sense of manner or appearence (ie white trash). Usually displays junk cars etc on front yard, house in shambles, kids without shoes.
Honyak
Low-class person who values neither social graces nor kindness.
From the Ukrainian word гоняк, Slovak "honjak", and Bavarian German "Honjak", all of which originally meant "bloodthirsty pursuer" as a deprecative of the word for "Hun". The word is a relic of the Hunnish invasions of Central Europe.
From the Ukrainian word гоняк, Slovak "honjak", and Bavarian German "Honjak", all of which originally meant "bloodthirsty pursuer" as a deprecative of the word for "Hun". The word is a relic of the Hunnish invasions of Central Europe.
Honyak by davarinofuntucson March 23, 2020
Honyak
My Junior High School coach called us honyaks.
When I asked him what it means, he told me that a honyak is 10 pounds of horse poop in a six pound bag!
He used a pithier word for horse poop.
When I asked him what it means, he told me that a honyak is 10 pounds of horse poop in a six pound bag!
He used a pithier word for horse poop.
Honyack
A young person who is full of mischief and always looking to stir up a little trouble.
Little people scheming to pull a little prank on an adult. Usually these people stand under 4 feet tall.
Word derived by Karen Kistler that she used to define her children then later Kylie and Eric and now most recently Alex and Morgin.
Little people scheming to pull a little prank on an adult. Usually these people stand under 4 feet tall.
Word derived by Karen Kistler that she used to define her children then later Kylie and Eric and now most recently Alex and Morgin.
Ahhh Alex you are such a little honyack becuase you decided to pinch a loaf on Grandmas couch as I was in the process of changing your diaper. Thank you Alex for pooping all over Grandma's couch you little Honyack!
Honyack by honyack man December 31, 2005
honyak
Close to Hoser in meaning. Used to address friends or familiar people. Likely originated in Southeastern Canada or Maine in the US.
Hey honyak, get the lead out!