Hursta
Hursta by John Wiley September 21, 2023
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hugsta
A very cool Soul, Funk, Boogie DJ from Essex. Got his name from Huggie bear, and he was in a very succesful 80's band! the two words were joined togeth, joining hug and star (sta)
hugsta by huggies side kick October 19, 2010
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Hursta • Hurst • hursty • Herstatt • hursting • Hunstanton • hurshal • hurstville • hurta • hurtabiss
hurstville lad
A Hurstville lad is a bloke around 13-21 who hangs around Hurstville and hanging around with other lads so they can pull chicks. They can be identified by wearing a Gucci hat, Nike, Nautica and Tommy Hilfiger.
hurstville lad by Hurzi lad June 3, 2017
Hunstanton
Hunstanton, Norfolk, is a victorian seaside town where yearly there is a tennis tournament held in mid august. Usually consists of sloaneys and youths showing off their tans from st.tropez, vale do lobo, cornwall? underage drinking at the local pub 'the Wash and Tope' and partying or 'RAVING' everynight of the week until ones liver turns black. Where the famous junior and senior foam balls are held. A fantastic week of fun for the teenagers/rebels
FOR THE GIRLS..."DAAAAARLING, i just can't tell you how lovely it was to see you in Hunstanton this year!"
or
FOR THE BOYS..."Wash and Tope, YEEEERRR MAAAAAAAAAAAATEE!! STANTON MAAAATTEE!!!"
or
FOR THE BOYS..."Wash and Tope, YEEEERRR MAAAAAAAAAAAATEE!! STANTON MAAAATTEE!!!"
Hunstanton by summershouldbeneverending September 24, 2008
Hustapulsit
The unknown residue, usually but not always, food goo or particles on the front of someone’s shirt. Egg yolk, spaghetti sauce, gravy, ice cream, bbq sauce- something that didn’t quite make it into the mouth. May also describe similar glop left on door handles and refrigerators. It is the substance itself, not just the stain from previous incidents.
First used circa 1953 by my father noting the common occurrence of such substances on his 5 children, who still use the term with their children and grandchildren.
First used circa 1953 by my father noting the common occurrence of such substances on his 5 children, who still use the term with their children and grandchildren.
Hustapulsit by Sidewalk May 12, 2018
Madison Hurst
Madison Hurst by EMMMDAWG December 17, 2010
Hustagafulizaha
Hustagafulizaha by denny chibz September 1, 2010
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