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Hudies:When you or you're family,relatives,friends,presidents ect. have hives and or pink eye(only and) it has to happen when cats give u pink eye and rye bread while you're allergic to rye bread you get something called hives which is very serious and hudies is even more serious, if you get hudies go to the doctor immediately and call poison control.
Mom i have hudies! The cats gave it to me!!
Hudies by AZAKAMM April 6, 2022
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Hundies for the undies

Hundred dollar bills stuffed in yo panties
At the strip club, Dave put some hundies for the undies in that G string!

wad of hundies 

I didn't know Susan has so much money, but I just saw a wad of hundies on her desk.
wad of hundies by Surreality. March 30, 2011

Going Hundies

A term or phrase used to describe a great deal of effort, an alternative to going 100% (ie putting 100% of effort in).

Note: 'Tryhards' always go hundies.
Runner/Person One: 'How hard were you going back there?'

Runner/Person Two: 'I was going hundies.'

OR

Gamer 1: 'I was going hundies on that last game!'

Gamer 2: 'Still had a lower KDR than me though!'
Going Hundies by Lozz_Dawg February 14, 2012
Are you going to the party

Hundies!!
Hundies by oh hey bitch September 6, 2010

Poppin' Hundies 

Spending big bills, such as hundred dollar bills.
Donald Trump is so so damn rich. That bastard is always poppin' hundies.
Poppin' Hundies by Cecilee November 16, 2006
Word of the Day on November 20, 2006

hundies dundies 

A term commonly used by surrey jacks to describe their bestfriends.

Alternatives: Bro, Panchod, Fudu, Cousin,
Rajveer and akashpreet are my hundies dundies bro right. We're going to the Nav concert after we drive around cineplex in our

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