Horch
Originated from the combination of words: Whore and Roach. This term is typically used to refer to someone who is annoying, insect-like, and scary.
Horch by Chelle87bugz July 29, 2009
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Horch
A verb for when you want to make sure there is no more green in the bowl of your pipe or bong. You hold the flame directly on the bowl and leave it there for the entirety of the hit. Typically is done after it’s already declared cashed.
The hit after the last hit.
When you can’t torch it anymore.
The hit after the last hit.
When you can’t torch it anymore.
Stoner 1: Hey man I think this is cashed.
Stoner 2: Here let me horch it real quick.
Stoner 1: The bowl isn’t lighting anymore.
Stoner 2: Horch the beowwwlll!
Stoner 2: Here let me horch it real quick.
Stoner 1: The bowl isn’t lighting anymore.
Stoner 2: Horch the beowwwlll!
Horch by dat_horch_gurl July 28, 2018
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horch
If she only takes the bate and porks the new guy, Donna could finally graduate from being just a measly horch to a fully functional horslutch.
horch by David Golia December 9, 2008
cordy horch
The fat woman that lurks in the corners. She is fat, hairy, and nearly dead. A freak, to be quite frank. She reads poems to her dog in her free time. She has this face that's quite .... Interesting. She wheezes and groans when she has to walk two feet. Thank you. Also, she has an extra udder. Whoopsies
At the persons house
Normal person: I'm hungry can I make food
Cordy horch: I'm so starved I need food. Make me some. Tanks.
Normal person: I'm hungry can I make food
Cordy horch: I'm so starved I need food. Make me some. Tanks.
cordy horch by The Coolio Earl January 24, 2014
Hoocha
The sound a shark makes when she's trying her best. Also, it is used when said shark his doing a special maneuver or attack.
Hoocha by CobaltStar_ October 21, 2020
hoochiedink
A catchall phrase used in the presense of easily offended persons to describe someone without using an expletive, or a word to describe someone whose name you don't want to mention. Usually used to describe persons of color.
Priest: Bless you my son.
Brian: I watched the news last night and hoochiedink was talking about reforms again.
Priest:??
Brian: Obama.
Priest: Oh. Hmmmmm.
JimJim: I have to work with hoochiedink again.
Donnie: That's a shame. He doesn't do anything.
JimJim: Lucky me.
Brian: I watched the news last night and hoochiedink was talking about reforms again.
Priest:??
Brian: Obama.
Priest: Oh. Hmmmmm.
JimJim: I have to work with hoochiedink again.
Donnie: That's a shame. He doesn't do anything.
JimJim: Lucky me.
hoochiedink by Mark Louis webb August 13, 2010
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Salad Days
green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
Salad Days by GilbyRFC0 October 7, 2011
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