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The state of being when you have gone beyond hangry. You have become so incensed with hunger and anger that you have become hurious. The need to fill your belly is frightening to witness.
Tom was so hurious that he ripped open the Cheerios box sending them scattering across the floor just to get a prescious handful into his mouth.
hurious by kryptoniantoo December 8, 2023
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scary or frightening. Ghanaian slang used in Stephen Kelman's novel 'Pigeon English'.
I had to put the knife away in the end. It was getting too hutious. It's too sharp.
hutious by ilnyb August 13, 2012
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Hubious (hoo bee us)
adj.

1.) Negative term used in place of any other imaginable adjective.

2.) Adjective used when confused and not wishing to show ignorance.

*Can be mutated by any prefix/suffix combination.

Antonym: Inhubious
ex. 1.)
"You're acting like a hubious fool!"

ex. 2.)
Pompous man: "Do you see these commoners? Abhorrent, are they not?"

Normal man (after short confused pause): "Yes, quite hubious."

Pompous man (slightly confused): "Um, yes hubious - hubious indeed..."
hubious by The hubious ones April 24, 2009
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