hodge-podge

1. a muddled-together bunch of stuff

2. a dialectical concept in Discordianism that posits that the tendency for restriction and control in society is matched proportionately by a counter-resulting tendency for chaos and randomness, and vice-versa

1. When Jaydon's father told him to clean out the attic, he couldn't believe the hodge-podge of old crap up there.

2. 'Flapper' culture of the 1920s can be considered an example of Discordian hodge-podge.

hodge-podge by Figleaf23 January 20, 2009

hodge podge

An unorganised group of items, each without related characteristics.

His lawn was a hodge podge of various kinds of grasses.

hodge podge by ajhfwewu October 6, 2006

Hodge Podge

A confused or disorderly mass mixture or collection of things; a "mess" or a "jumble".

"Mothers' jumbo is a hodge podge of ingredients."

"Clean up this hodge podge of a room!"

Hodge Podge by KinSTEr November 4, 2012

hodge podge

A slang term describing an innumerable variety of STDs found within a person after a large amount of sexual promiscuity.

I know you think she's fine and you want to tap that, but I wouldn't. She's an easy button to contract a serious case of the hodge podge.

hodge podge by Pat Doe May 14, 2011

hodge podge

A mutation of the word hajji used by US soldiers to describe Arabs.

Did you see that hodge podge at the gas station?

hodge podge by Slippy P Funk D Fird Yo November 27, 2004

Hodge Podge

Two of the many words rathbone uses to describe the East Providence Marching Band when they finally sit with their section at a football game in the stands.

"For once you all didn't look like a hodge podge of musicians!"

Hodge Podge by yoursceneeee November 16, 2009

Hodge Podge

An expression perfected by Kyle when referring to various complex billing issues.

This bill contains so many hodge podge charges!

Hodge Podge by BillingGuru October 29, 2010