Hooker shit
Hooker shit by Neechie Bella June 11, 2011
Words you can keep
hooker shit
1. a friend who is being a bitch, used in a playful manner, because if you use it seriously...you seem like an dumb ass.
2. a person who is being extremely flirty while appearing to have unclean body parts.
2. a person who is being extremely flirty while appearing to have unclean body parts.
Beth, you hooker shit! Stop embarrasing me, haha!
Ew, look at that hooker shit all over James. You can practically see the fumes coming out of her underwear.
Ew, look at that hooker shit all over James. You can practically see the fumes coming out of her underwear.
hooker shit by Yesenia Rodriguez June 13, 2008
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honkershit
A deadbeat hood hobo that brags about his/her money, guns, drug abuse, or large privates. Usually classified as fake niggas, honkershits will fight anyone until they get hurt and automatically assume that excessive profanity solves problems. If you desire to find a honkershit just go to any KFC and shout the words “Free chains, watches, and accessories on supremepatty.com just pull up.”
honkershit by thisniggaeatingbeans June 26, 2018
Hooked the shits
Hooked the shits by Colin_White69 January 4, 2021
hookerspit
A foul mixture usually comprised of at least two of the following, Gingivitis, semen, kool-aid, weed, blood, etc
Aaron: I really need to get the taste of hookerspit out of my mouth.
Neil: ... I don't think I want to be friends anymore.
Neil: ... I don't think I want to be friends anymore.
hookerspit by bahremon2170 June 2, 2009
Hookershit
its a nickname you call one of your bestfriends jokingly. Made up by Rachel Foster in Spring, Texas in the summer of 2008.
Hey Hookershit! What are you up too?
Hookershit by Raera3!! November 11, 2009
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B)
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A)
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B)
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Bob: The food scraps that collect in my keyboard; Want some?
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