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Noun. A poor person that makes their living going through dumpsters at night collecting recyclables to turn in for money. Origin: a portmanteau of human and raccoon, raccoons are animals known for going around at night foraging for food in people's trash.
I was up late last night and saw a hucoon on his bicycle fully loaded.
hucoon by sunslice November 6, 2014
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The name one uses to decribe their annoying sister.
Hacoon, piss off!

Hacoon, stop writing all over my homework!
hacoon by Pip February 10, 2004
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A younger female sibling, one who annoys you and whose main purpose in life is to cause as much inconvenience to you and all living creatures worldwide.

The term hacoon is generally used as an insult.
Hacoon, get off the paan!

HACOON! WASH THE DISHES!
hacoon by SJ February 25, 2004
1. A human baboon
2. A man who sees what he wants, and goes for it without fucking around.
He got to fuck her because he's a huboon
huboon by Tippi Tai May 25, 2003
A beautiful girl, who has a soft heart and never gives up. Her unique looks, could turn anyone's head and she always makes sure to put others first. She is very funny and is known as a leader and a very lovable person. She has a smart mind and soul and is always smiling ❤
"Oh wow Hutoon is so beautiful and smart"
Hutoon by - :) November 12, 2021

Hucoengigigicous 

(adj.): Not small
Becky : Look at my fries
Steve: OMG! They are hucoengigigicous!
Hucoengigigicous by urmomdotcom February 21, 2020
Half monkey, half man. Maybe it's used to insulate stupid people. Maybe it's a racial slur. I don't know, it's from a Devo song.
Huboons in Paris
Huboon by Banana Hammie March 8, 2021
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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