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hooning by Kiwi Jones July 3, 2010
Hoboing
Hoboing (Verb)
Hobo (Verb)
To Hobo it out, (or hoboing it out) is to leave someplace in a hurry while looking muddled and unprepared (like a hobo or bum.)
Hobo (Verb)
To Hobo it out, (or hoboing it out) is to leave someplace in a hurry while looking muddled and unprepared (like a hobo or bum.)
"Zoe hoboed it out to the schoolbus; her hair unbrushed, a jacket half on and her shoes untied."
"Gabby, with a hand full of loose papers and her backpack still open, was hoboing it home."
"Gabby, with a hand full of loose papers and her backpack still open, was hoboing it home."
Hoboing by Zoey Zealous August 10, 2009
Hoboing
hoboing
When you spend the night somewhere and you realize the next morning that your shirt (or some article of clothing) has become dirty, so you turn it inside out to give a spotless appearance for the new day.
The name hoboing is given to this because the homeless will turn their only clothing inside out when they need to appeal to people.
The name hoboing is given to this because the homeless will turn their only clothing inside out when they need to appeal to people.
Fredrick: Yo homes, why do you smell like hooker blood and vodka?
Willis: Because I was at Jeremy's house last night! Im covered in this shit, man!
Fredrick: That shit's crash, bro. But wait, you dont look like you did you have anything on you.
Willis: Thats because I've been hoboing my all my clothes today.
Willis: Because I was at Jeremy's house last night! Im covered in this shit, man!
Fredrick: That shit's crash, bro. But wait, you dont look like you did you have anything on you.
Willis: Thats because I've been hoboing my all my clothes today.
hoboing by dwaynebank December 21, 2009
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hooning by Roydon Liz August 14, 2019
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