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Annie brought home some random dude and then hiqui.
hiqui by annie (pham) September 23, 2008
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Swaggy way to say "hi, guys", usually used by cool kids
DeVonte: "Higuise" (whispering)
Ted, Mike and Nicole: "Hey DeVonte"
higuise by emoneyduards March 27, 2013
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When you know that your instincts are right and you knew it, however, didn't want to say anything until someone else said it.
Oh Heeey, I just found out that my friend Handsome Rob is gay!" "HINUITT!!!!
HINUITT by Mo Muuurda December 2, 2010
Hit and quit.
Hit it and quit it.
Hit it, Quit it,
One Night Stand
"What about her?"
"She's alright, not a FAF more of a HIQI"
A woman or girl, especially of Hispanic descent, who comes to work regularly covered in hickies.
Did you see Hiqita at the counter? She must have seen her boyfriend last night.
Hiqita by Zmwg June 11, 2016
When your iq is at the aboslute maximum that you no longer have time for multiple words to explain how high your iq is so, you put multiple words together to make hique.
Mark said to John, "Dang, that's grood. John said to Mark, "Man you must have a really Hique
Hique by John Deak December 1, 2019
A town in Grays Harbor Washington, where children grow up with dreams and aspirations far beyond the norm. Where families are respected for being more important as a whole. Where traditions are forged and integrity still counts. Settled in a pristine evergreen area with the Olympics to the north the Cascades to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west. The name, which means Hungry for wood, comes from the driftwood that collects at the mouth of the Hoquiam River.
Hoquiam is a Leave it to Beaver like town
Hoquiam by csboots November 1, 2011
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