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In S&M it's a practice in which the slave behaves as a dog: i.e. wears a collar and leash, eats and drinks from a bowl, crawls around on all fours, spends time in a kennel, etc. Woof!
by Henry March 10, 2005
Get the canine mug.A short way to say hispanic. Commonly used in some states as a 'nice' way to say spic. Racist twords hispanic people.
by Henry November 13, 2004
Get the hick mug.Self-effacing nickname given by sports talk host Jim Rome to himself where he essentially calls himself out as a sellout, i.e., that he promotes or 'pimps' products for money on the radio, aka "the box". Occasionally shorted to "Pimp" by callers and/or guests.
by Henry June 21, 2006
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Get the goo mug."Schilling's next start will be against the Crankmes."
"Ever since Damon signed with the Crankmes, I have had no use for him."
"Let the Crankmes have A-Rod, he's not all that."
"Ever since Damon signed with the Crankmes, I have had no use for him."
"Let the Crankmes have A-Rod, he's not all that."
by Henry August 13, 2006
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this word is used to describe a person, place, or thing as the word "adjective" suggests. this word can mean anything positive, for example this word can mean cool, awesome, gangster, pimp, intelligent, sexy, attractive, etc.
this word is used to describe a person, place, or thing as the word "adjective" suggests. this word can mean anything positive, for example this word can mean cool, awesome, gangster, pimp, intelligent, sexy, attractive, etc.
1. Whoa, that new shirt you're wearing is kinghenry.
2. Damn, your new 72 inch plasma flat-screen television is kinghenry.
3. I wish i can be kinghenry like you.
2. Damn, your new 72 inch plasma flat-screen television is kinghenry.
3. I wish i can be kinghenry like you.
by henry February 16, 2005
Get the kinghenry mug.From the Howard Stern show, catchphrase referring to departed show contributor Jackie Martling. Originally intended as a response to his leaving the show, it is in practice used as a non-sequitor in virtually any situation.
"Hey Howard, thanks for taking the call. F Jackie."
"Thanks again, and F Jackie."
"Thank you New York. F Jackie, and we'll see you on Sirius."
"Thanks again, and F Jackie."
"Thank you New York. F Jackie, and we'll see you on Sirius."
by Henry June 18, 2006
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