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hongcouver 

A slang term for the city of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Used because of the high amount of Chinese/Asian people living in the Lower Mainland.
"Vancouver, or as we call it down here, Hongcouver, they can fight for those jobs, but may the best province win." - Arnold Schwarzenegger
hongcouver by Chris Par March 14, 2004
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Hongcouver 

The city of Vancouver, which has a large population of transplanted Chinese from Hong Kong. Not necessarily a slur, just a funny word. It can refer to any china town district.
Synonym: "Chinglishville"
Antonyms:a)"Bubbatown", a place inhabited exclusivly by red neck Caucasians. b)"Biffsburgh", white suburb.
Hey, I'm hungry for Chinese; let's pop over to Hongcouver.
Hongcouver by allen anderson May 28, 2006
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Hongcouver Japanada 

The full, proper name for the city of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. So named due to the overwhelming presence of Asian people in the city. Common indications that you may be in Hongcouver, Japanada are:
~Not being able to drive for 2 minutes without being cut-off
~Feeling like you have culture shock in your own country
~Feeling like a giant in a land of dwarfs
"Jesus, Jeff! These Hongcouver Japanadan's can't drive worth a shit!!"
Hongcouver Japanada by Hongcouveran January 19, 2010

hongover 

When someone has gone to Hongkong, went back to his/her own country already, but cannot get over the place and cannot wait to go back either for more partying or more shopping.
I have a really bad case of hongover. I cannot wait to go back to Lan Kwai Fong.
hongover by putingtupa December 1, 2009

Hong Couver 

A popular slang word used mostly amongst people inhabiting Vancouver, British Columbia. as a reference to the vast amount of asians living there. (60% Asain to be exact)
Bill: Hey tom where are you going this weekend?
Tom: I'm going down to Hong Couver..
Bill: Shit son, bring your chinese/english dictionary.
Hong Couver by JuiceBawx October 15, 2009
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