1. An adverb used primarily in LGBTQ+ or makeup/drag queen settings to mean that something is in excess, highly noticeable, or overbearing in nature. Somewhat interchangeable with "so much" or even an exclamation point in some instances. Initially popularized by YouTuber Rich Lux and further spread by Jeffree Star, Gigi Gorgeous, and Tati Westbrook.

2. A popular form is to say "clock it the house", meaning that something unfavorable was noticed.

3. Can simply be used to say in isolation meaning: "totally", "agreed", or "of course".

Who fucking knows anymore? First, it meant factual, and now it means fictional. What the fuck, internet... what the fuck?

James Charles' mispresenting the phrase "the house down"

Now that the world is in lockdown and no one's allowed outside - there is no 'dog house' - just 'THE HOUSE'

A flash game in which you are trying to escape an abandoned house. The game is all about clicking materials around each section of the house. The story is a girl of a family (in which you meet in the final scene in the corridor) has beheaded her younger brother, (first scene) poisoned her mother, (second scene) hung her sister, (third scene) and shot her father (fourth scene) In the final scene you flick on a light switch and she will soon appear in the middle. She then comes close to your screen and when you click on her she lifts her face up to show her repulsive face in which followed by a disturbing scream. You then get a letter reading that she just wanted to be with her family forever (odd way of showing it)

An online point-and-click horror game created by a man called Sinthai. In it you explore an old haunted house in which you must find out what really happened to its former occupants.

1. The dwelling for a fraternity/sorority you are in, associate yourself with, or have friends in.
2. A dwelling you live in with roommates.