derived from the word homme, meaning man in French
1. homie
2. a person who takes English, French, or Spanish words and combines them to create a new language (such as, Frenspanglish)
1. homie
2. a person who takes English, French, or Spanish words and combines them to create a new language (such as, Frenspanglish)
She's my best friend, my hoome, pour vrai ("for real" in French).
Me and my hoome are going to IHOP, P.V.! (P.V. stands for "pour vrai")
Me and my hoome are going to IHOP, P.V.! (P.V. stands for "pour vrai")
by missMarTePants February 23, 2008
A moan, to be used when other people don't do as you ask them to or when you want to annoy them, so that they do what you ask them to
by jazza January 18, 2003
by Adslegend October 29, 2015
Look at the writing in this new one man play about a homo's traverse in life. I think the writer has dyslexia...
He's a hoom then.
He's a hoom then.
by Rhompy November 16, 2010
Diminutive of hoomin (human), a term popularized on the Internet in LOLCATs, or cartoons that feature cats and other animals talking to their human owners in misspelt "animal language".
It is most commonly used as a term of endearment between enthusiasts of these cartoons.
Also spelled hoomz.
It is most commonly used as a term of endearment between enthusiasts of these cartoons.
Also spelled hoomz.
by Pedro's Owner July 02, 2012