Henry's definitions

Wind Waker

One of the best Zelda games of all time for the Nintendo GameCube. It takes place 100 years after Ocarina of Time, when Hyrule is flooded under the Great Sea. Link, for his 12th birthday, dresses as the Hero of Time spoken in the legends that reflect Ocarina of Time. Having his sister, Aryll, kidnapped, he goes on an adventure eventually involving saving the world.

Anyone who bashes the game is a graphics whore and/or an Xbox/PS2 fanboy who has never even played this game.

by Henry December 6, 2004

kinghenry

adjective.
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.

by henry February 16, 2005

pimp in the box

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.

"I am the Pimp in the Box, Jim Rome..."
"What's up Pimp, great show."

by Henry June 21, 2006

walo

referring to when a man swallows a large amount of cum, an offensive word towards men

Brett:Your such fucken walo
Taylor: Trruu, but i'm glad it was with you!

by henry December 26, 2004

goo

One who is not attractive or appealing to others

"That guys girlfriend is a total goo."

by henry February 21, 2003

Crankmes

Derogatory nickname for New York City (Bronx) based American baseball club.

"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."

by Henry August 13, 2006

f jackie

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."

by Henry June 18, 2006