Every animal has a name for its meat. For instance pig is pork , chicken is poultry, and cow is beef. Hibit is the name of horse meat.
by Hibitman February 17, 2010
The word Hibit is a noun. Hibit is used to describe a person. If that person has little teeth or very disorganized teeth, that person is called a Hibit. Also, a Hibit can be associated with people who have rank baby monster teeth.
by JOSHHAYY May 15, 2011
Free from traditional social or moral constraints; the opposite of inhibited.
Usage note: The vernacular "uninhibited" is grammatically incorrect as it contains a double-negative. The gentle urban speaker prefers the lesser-known, yet infinitely more refined, "hibited." See hibition.
Usage note: The vernacular "uninhibited" is grammatically incorrect as it contains a double-negative. The gentle urban speaker prefers the lesser-known, yet infinitely more refined, "hibited." See hibition.
by little man August 16, 2005
1. Conscious or unconscious lack restraint of a behavioral process, a desire, or an impulse; the opposite of inhibition.
2. The motivation to act upon such an impluse despite strong social mores to the contrary.
3. The lack of, or the state of being without, inhibition. See hibited.
2. The motivation to act upon such an impluse despite strong social mores to the contrary.
3. The lack of, or the state of being without, inhibition. See hibited.
Drinking excessive ammounts of beer always brings out my hibitions. I find it much easier to meet girls and make out within minutes!
by little man August 16, 2005
When a bro decides that it would be best not to drink brews or consume alcohol with his bro's and it is most easily achieved with a lame excuse. Bro-hibition has and always will be frowned upon in the world of Bro-therhood.
We were hanging out drinking having a good time when we decided to invited our bro-ther over to down some brews, when he replied with a half ass excuse that did not justify not drinking. Wow that douche bag really knows how to commitment "Bro-hibition"
by KidRobot FREAK August 22, 2009