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Heimbuch 

To Heimbuch: to screw something up in a really irreversible way.

To be Heimbuched: when something goes wrong or sideways.
My plans were Heimbuched by the bad weather.

I really Heimbuched myself by eating that food with gluten in it, while having celiac disease.
Heimbuch by Murdock723 June 21, 2023
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Heimbuch 

1. A replacement for any swear word
2. To have been peed on and lied about
3. To screw something up in a really irreversible way
4. To destroy
He really heimbuched that building !
What the heimbuch!?

This traffic is heimbuched!
Let’s heimbuch this old window by throwing a rock through it

heimbuch 

a bag of dicks, or a box of them. I don't judge.
Whatchu doin over thur man?
Oh notin... Just suckin on a heimbuch
heimbuch by Squishynipple360 November 16, 2016

Heinbuch 

1. To fuck, typically (though not necessarily) a coworker.
I totally Heinbuched that new hostess.
Heinbuch by A Heinbuchee December 17, 2008
a hot log book...
always open...and never free...

refered to people...
"You are such a heibuch, maybe sometime we should hang out..."
normal responce- "can't.. im busy *wink*"
"You are such a heibuch, maybe sometime we should hang out..."
normal responce- "can't.. im busy *wink*"
heibuch by DarkArmyGreen February 8, 2005
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