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horrorshow 

Part of the 'Nadsat' vocabulary used by Alex in Anothony Burgess' Novel 'A Clockwork Orange', Horrorshow was derived by Burgess from the russian word 'Khorosho' meaning well or good.
real horrorshow (very good)
horrorshow by the hXc dude October 6, 2005
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horrorshow 

somthing good,or a good time.
we'd get some milako-plus,then things got real horrorshow.
horrorshow by sky May 10, 2003

horrorshow 

Something cool. See Clockwork Orange.
The Durango 95 purred through the streets real horrorshow.
horrorshow by seth June 8, 2004

Horrorshow 

1. A made up term from the book "A Clockwork Orange", meaning very good.

2. A Toronto based graffiti artist, known for rad stenciled pieces.
1. "That movie was real horrorshow"

2. "Did you see that stencilled bear that Horrorshow did? It was sick!"

horrorshow 

A way to describe something of exceptionally good stature.
-The rework of the word was coined in the sick fuck book, "A Clockwork Orange."
Alex: "Let's play classical music and run around killing old ladies, that would be horrorshow!"
horrorshow by sux0r August 15, 2003

horrorshow 

something spectaculary good or bad
That 500 pound woman looked real horrorhshow in her skivvies
horrorshow by Bungalow Bill December 21, 2001

horrorshow groodies 

From the movie "A Clockwork Orange". A pair of very nice,
probably large, firm breasts. The best kind of breasts.
The young devotchka had real horrorshow groodies.
horrorshow groodies by protonman7 October 30, 2011
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