A friendly player in team fortress 2 playing as the heavy class. normally gives out health pickups called sandviches to the teams, and generally cool guys. these players, when provoked, I.E killed, attacked, ect., will hunt down who killed them and generally target them for the rest of the match. hoovies are like walking dispensers, as they give out healing items, and will generally be friendly to anyone and everyone. their mortal enemy is the tryhard, who kills friendlies no matter what.

A Hoovy is a player that typically spends most of their time on TF2. They usually play the Heavy class. They are passive creatures that will throw sandwiches at you if you need help. They are harmless and can found roaming through any open areas within the game.

Hoovy is a term from Tf2
Hoovy know as Smexyus Sandvichius Dispensurus
A very Smexy MoFo That everyone loves

Hoovys are a type of heavy in Team Fortress 2 that does no harm to others, even if it's the enemy team.

Hoovy is a slang word for the character Heavy in the Team fortress series. It is commonly used to describe a new heavy, or a player who is a fan of My Little Pony, and is currently playing as the Heavy. It is also sometimes used in competitive, where a Heavy who isn't very good, or isn't a threat. It can also mean a Heavy who isn't shooting.

crusty, messy, tired, ugly, ratchet, not prepared, fucked up. Usually used to describe how one looks.

A common nickname for an amazing girl who is a combination of nerdy, sexy, intelligent, artistic and funny all at the same time. A girl that is so near to perfection that her actual existence is more than questionable, a Hoovie is so close to perfection that she finds it necessary to be mean in order to try to scare away those with less than honorable intentions. This is the type of girl that can make you lose track of time and have you up all night hanging on her every word.

Hoovies are also known to be extreme meat eaters, melt at the mere mention of fireworks or BBQ's, despise cats and enjoy horribly fake Cuban accents.