Horc 

Horc comes from the Nordic word "Horcerer," who was a type of highly regarded Icelandic fighter in the 9th and 10th centuries, in part due to a psychotic state induced through the consumption of mushrooms, mead, and undercooked beef. During battle, the contents of the Horcerer's stomach would mix and form what the Nord's called "The Cauldron of Anger," which would foment and spew forth in a hot chunky spray. This precurser to today's pepper spray would immobolize opponents for several minutes, giving the Horcerer's companions time to maim or kill. Today, the word "horc" is used to describe any spewing forth of the contents of one's stomach onto another person or animal. Otherwise, the word "vomit" is appropriate.

Pablo was out of control at the cock fight last night, finally concluding the evening by horcing all over Pupenstein, the undisputed cockfighting champ from Honduras.

Horc by Jerry Manderpubes May 13, 2005

Horc 

Someone who always leeches off of someone else; Someone who likes to take advantage of someone in particular; A girl who is overweight and unattractive but likes to have sex.

"Martin was such a horc when we had to write our history paper", "Sarah is a horc when it comes to nerds", "Lol Derek's mom is a huge horc"

Horc by RudeSpadez December 29, 2011

horcation 

Going on vacation with another person while separated from your current spouse or partner. The general intent being that of sexual interaction / general pleasure / leisure.

When my STBX found out I was going on vacation with my new boyfriend he said “enjoy your horcation”. The obvious undertone of this comment being that I am a whore for going on vacation with someone other than himself.

horcation by twolittlebirds June 19, 2017

Horchata Float 

Noun referring to a Mexican rice-based drink that's traditionally served over ice, especially in taquerias. This version requires a massive dump in the recipient's glass, followed by a processional, in Spanish, of "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow".

"How come Juan puked his guts out?"

"Homes got a Horchata Float for his cumpleaños".

Horchata Float by Juan Frijoleros November 25, 2011

Horcoffing 

verb: Someone who got a sweet contract, collecting a big check without doing any work.
Since it's a legal contract, the person doesn't have to even pretend to work.

John ,at the end of the hall, is horcoffing all the way. I wish I was a horcoffer, I am working like a dog out there making way less money.

Other uses:

noun: Matt is a horcoffer. He is just waiting, doing nothing till the contract is up.

Horcoffing by dictionary guru April 14, 2010

Horcrux 

In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, by J.K. Rowling, a witch or wizard may use Dark Magic to divide their soul and hide it in other objects. The object then becomes a horcrux (plural: horcruxes). This must be done after an act of supreme evil e.g. murder. This grants them a form of immortality.

Voldemort can stay alive because he has seven horcruxes, including his body. He is the first person to have more than two.

Horcrux by Pejhman August 5, 2005

Horcruxing

The act of spreading your soul too thin by sleeping with any number of sub-standard babes.

She was a proper scum-bucket, he can't go on horcruxing like that.

Horcruxing by GRAFTERS4LYF July 17, 2011