hizhouse
hizhouse by brent axmit December 29, 2002
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hizzouse
hizzouse by nick pizzayne December 3, 2002
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hizzouse
1. A house
2. A location or venue for something
(note: Often preceded with the word: Da or Do depending on dialectual preference)
3. A house that looks like a mushroom, a marshmallow, a bong or any other number of odd shapes. More specifically, a house built in the anti-postmodernist, or "Chill-Out" Modernist style. They can usually be found in predominantly liberal urban areas (such as Boulder, CO or San Francisco, CA or Austin, TX). And are most distinguished by their unusual, and very exoticly spacey or strange appearence.
2. A location or venue for something
(note: Often preceded with the word: Da or Do depending on dialectual preference)
3. A house that looks like a mushroom, a marshmallow, a bong or any other number of odd shapes. More specifically, a house built in the anti-postmodernist, or "Chill-Out" Modernist style. They can usually be found in predominantly liberal urban areas (such as Boulder, CO or San Francisco, CA or Austin, TX). And are most distinguished by their unusual, and very exoticly spacey or strange appearence.
"Yo, take it to da hizzouse."
or
"We're holdin' it down at da Hizzouse"
or
"That hizzouse looks like a giant concrete water-pipe, It's fu%king awesome!"
or
"We're holdin' it down at da Hizzouse"
or
"That hizzouse looks like a giant concrete water-pipe, It's fu%king awesome!"
hizzouse by TremendousBeef March 24, 2005
hizzouse
From the latin "his house." (hiz-hous; unstressed hiz). Once a phrase used to show possession (the pronoun, his, being the possessive form of he), now a slang term co-opted from the negro culture by white, mentally challenged, suburbanite adolescent males. Interestingly enough, when used in the slang form, "hizzouse" retains the adjective, verb, and noun forms of "house."
-adj.
Hizzouse Paint, Hizzouse Salad Dressing.
-verb
The warehouse hizzouses 10,000 Charles Bronson action figures.
-noun
Sinbad brought the hizzouse down.
I'm going to the vaudeville hizzouse.
It is important to note that while "hizzouse" retains its noun form, it is never acceptable to refer to one half of a bicameral legislature as "The Hizzouse of Representatives" unless one finds oneself in a Chris Rock film. Although that rule stands, referring to oneself as "the Speaker of the Hizzouse" is acceptable, if not encouraged.
Hizzouse Paint, Hizzouse Salad Dressing.
-verb
The warehouse hizzouses 10,000 Charles Bronson action figures.
-noun
Sinbad brought the hizzouse down.
I'm going to the vaudeville hizzouse.
It is important to note that while "hizzouse" retains its noun form, it is never acceptable to refer to one half of a bicameral legislature as "The Hizzouse of Representatives" unless one finds oneself in a Chris Rock film. Although that rule stands, referring to oneself as "the Speaker of the Hizzouse" is acceptable, if not encouraged.
hizzouse by surlypatches April 24, 2008
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