To house

To eat a lot of food. Usually very quickly.

“After swimming in the ocean all day, he came home and felt the need to house the lasagna.”

“She used to be vegetarian but at brunch, she really housed the bacon.”

To house by OliviaLouise September 2, 2019

To House

An action in where a team from a popular televison show is split up in a season finale. This is usually followed by a season premiere where the original team is replaced by a team which consists of the same basic character traits. It is not very popular with most fans.

Person 1: Did you hear? They're going to get rid the team from NCIS!

Person 2:that sucks, but i doubt the writers are going to house us.

To House by guyoo12 August 10, 2008

Going to daves house 

Going to daves house means a secret way to say "masturbate."

Dude 1: So what are you going to do this weekend.

Dude 2: I plan on going to daves house .

Going to daves house by Coolbreeze8500 May 15, 2015

house to the neck 

home alone. having the house to yourself with no one around

Girl: Aye i got the house to the neck tonight.. you comin over?
Guy: *sprints to her house*

house to the neck by haileydanger510 December 18, 2013

fucking mug you idiot. We are going to come to your house and kill you if you do not get the fucking 

urban dictionary likes mugs

urban dictionary: "Get the fucking mug you idiot. We are going to come to your house and kill you if you do not get the fucking mug."
someone: "okay okay stop"

fucking mug you idiot. We are going to come to your house and kill you if you do not get the fucking by BenSav February 14, 2022

take it to the house 

to score a point in a sports game

Run man! Take it to da House!!

take it to the house by BShizzle October 9, 2003

take it to the house 

Commonly used in sports, to "take it to the house" means to score a point in a big play. The term is almost always used in the context of American football, usually after a player gets a large breakthrough play and takes it all the way to the endzone after a long run.

This term is also applicable in American football when a player catches an interception and runs it all the way for a touchdown (coined as pick six) or when a player returns a field goal kick that was either short or blocked (coined as kick six after the 2013 Auburn-Alabama game).

"And he's gonna take it to the house for the win!"

take it to the house by Psedoudnym January 3, 2017