hofford
a swift, friendly series of light punches (typically 3-8) administered to a friend one hasn't seen in a while. heavily used in the mid to late 1800s, although it is still rarely used today. originated in the british isles.
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hotford (or Hottford)
A slang term for the newly urbanized city of Hartford, CT. Many Hartford area residents who aren't young wiggers or unweducated minorities hate this term.
Young wigger from Meriden: Yo, Murrrden is wack, let's shoot up to Hotford
Young Black Professional: Listen, Cracker, you're lucky I have a meeting at Aetna today, otherwise I wouldn't take you!
Young Black Professional: Listen, Cracker, you're lucky I have a meeting at Aetna today, otherwise I wouldn't take you!
hotford (or Hottford) by Andy December 30, 2004
Guy C. Hafford III
Heey its Guy C. Hafford III!!!
OMFG!!!! he is so hot i would fuck him up a wall any day of the week!!!!
OMFG!!!! he is so hot i would fuck him up a wall any day of the week!!!!
Guy C. Hafford III by someone you wouldnt expect July 6, 2009
hufford
The act of entering into a state of unintentionally provoked rage stemming from confused hypersensitivity to a given situation; an adult temper-tantrum; an over exagerated sense of self-importance resulting in irrational behavior; insubordinate self-destructive behavior intended to slight superiors but gravely back-fires resulting in punitive action. Note: the use of "hufford" is only to be attributed to male behavior.
During a small arms range in Iraq, an NCO becomes angry at one of the officers because he disagrees with the way she is administering the range, so he storms off the range, without permission, making an effort to be observed by the officer. The remaining Soldiers on the range talk amongst themselves: "Man, did you see that guy, what a little bitch!" "Yeah... he gets his panties in a wad all the time." "No shit, did he really just pull a hufford?" "Yeah man, the little queer just walked off the range." "Uh-Oh, he is in deep shit now!"
hufford by Shawn Ward November 5, 2006
Joshua Hufford
Joshua Hufford by Yuff and Bone October 27, 2011
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.
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