HSCS
HSCS stands for "High School Clean Slate" which means to leave, or not get involved in a relationship as you are entering highschool because you could meet new people, move away, etc.
HSCS by That Bald Kid April 4, 2021
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HSCS
An acronym for "Human Spontaneous Combustion Syndrome", usually occurring by static electricity sparks igniting articles of clothing without warning. There has been documented occasions of this happening.
Sometimes incorrectly referred to as SHCS ("Spontaneous human combustion syndrome")
Sometimes incorrectly referred to as SHCS ("Spontaneous human combustion syndrome")
HSCS by Eric Gardner November 1, 2007
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hscs
Stands for High School Clean State. This is when you do not date anyone until high school, typically so you can go into high school single and be open for options.
hscs by Kicky On Tippy April 6, 2021
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