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Homescapes

A game that is supposedly a Candy Crush ripoff. The game along with Township, Gardenscapes, and Fishdom has been infamously known for having many fake mobile game ads made by Playrix which including myself is pissed off.
(sees an ad)
John: OMG, is that another fake Homescapes ad?
Riley: Yes, I'm happy that the pigeon laughed at Austin!
Homescapes by Aedyn February 23, 2020
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Homescapes

That mobile game which spends more effort on advertisements than the actual game

Proceeds to use false advertising when in reality it’s just a candy crush ripoff

basically 90% of mobile game ads nowadays (2020)
Player: wtf I thought this game was about a puzzle game why am I in a candy crush game

Me: welcome to the false advertising world, where homescapes and other games get attention
Homescapes by Xenerator December 27, 2020
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homesnakes 

Close buddies, especially in the case of white guys. Derived from fractured slang terms homiesor homeboys.
From SNL Season 25: Episode 13: "And just because we are homesnakes, I throw in free, complimentary windshield wiper fluid."
homesnakes by PGizzle March 5, 2007

homescape 

All hail His Grace, HomeScape of Houses Baratheon and Lannister, First of His Name, King of Shatter and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm.
HomeScape is a great, if not the best RuneScape player out there!
homescape by HomeScape February 11, 2017
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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