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Hungo
An abbreviation for how you feel after a long, long eventful night of drinking (raging). Often expressed in a calm manner to justify to your friends why you
a) missed plans with them/showed late and looked like hell
b) just ate lots of greasy food or
c) just want to do weird stuff that makes you feel somewhat more human all day
a) missed plans with them/showed late and looked like hell
b) just ate lots of greasy food or
c) just want to do weird stuff that makes you feel somewhat more human all day
Related Words
Hungo Bungo
Hungo Bungo by the creator of the word August 29, 2010
Hungo's
Hungo's by (mostly) aussie slang ; January 28, 2021
Hungo Beast
Literally: Hungarian Beast. Derived originally from Andrash, who wrestled bears in his homeland of Hungaria. His son, the world's strongest man and the person who was first given this moniker, is so strong that he was once mistaken for a hungarian rhino. Often used to define someone who has abnormal pectoral size. Usually a Hungo Beast is the offspring of two fierce warriors, with the mother as the threshold of the home.
"Holy Cow! D'you see that kid! He's a Hungo Beast! The way his muscles flex when he moves. . .I'm in love."
Hungo Beast by Katalin June 11, 2006
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