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No Homers Club 

1. A club where one Homer is allowed.
2. A message board full of "Simpson" nutcases and weird characters.
"It's No Homers.. we're allowed to have one".
No Homers Club by Friz August 27, 2003
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No Homers Club 

A nice board dedicated to the simpsons, which can be found at www.nohomers.net.
I spend way too much time at the No Homers Club.
No Homers Club by SomeOne August 27, 2003

no hombre 

A term commonly used by latinos that literally means "no, man", but is normally used the same way english speakers would say:

"damn it"
"come ON!" (in frustration)
"sheeze..."
"Why didn't you tell me the party was last night? No hombre!"
no hombre by namielmontaugh June 19, 2012

no holer 

Someone pretty clueless. Someone so clueless they don't know how many holes they have down under....
She is such a no holer, I can't believe you are even her friend.
no holer by Meera Swami January 29, 2007

No Homers Club 

1) A place that Homers cannot join

2) A place on the Internet run by kids who inflate their egos by warning people over stupid shit
No Homers Club by Anonymous October 14, 2003

no hombre 

"No way;" or "No man." Pronounced "nam-bey" or "nam-bray." Used to dismiss something that someone has said or to tease them. Can be considered disrespectful when used to refer to authority figures, but usually uttered in jest. A hispanic or tex-mex term which translates directly as "No man," or "No, you!"
Teacher: You're going to have math homework tonight.
Student: No hombre sir!

Mr. Smith: Good morning Adriana!
Adriana: No hombre Smith.
no hombre by Mr. Barnes January 3, 2007
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