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a little book full of 'hoes' phone numbers, address, and the 3 point rating (top half, bottom half, face)
Tony: "What are we gonna do this weekend?"
Bill: "I dont know....im sooo bored, im going Gay"
Nick: "Nah worry, we will call some jubes"
Tony: "Yeah Nick, call some girls in your Hoadex"
hoadex by Nick April 25, 2005
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A little notebook, or pad that you put girls numbers in that you have accumulated.
After many nights at the bars writing numbers on bar napkins or recipts and loosing them. Ben finally bought a little note book (holadex) that fits in his back pocket, and carry's a pen with him. He put's girls numbers in it with side notes to remember which one is which. Ex. Sarah - Big ass tits, Jamie - Tequila body shots... He officially has a Holodex.
holadex by P Leaf January 16, 2008
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headexplodies 

I'm going to grab some tylenol and lay down till the headexplodies pass.
headexplodies by Black August 19, 2003
To Have sexxx
Me nd john hadex last night...I never knew such a little guy had so much to give!!
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A hoader is somebody who stores secrets in their jowls. It originally referred to female pelicans who carried their young in their beaks to keep them safe from predators.
The Senate majority leader--a renowned hoader--squeezed his facemark in between his chin folds.
hoader by Fabtastico May 24, 2021
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Usage:
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* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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