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HOG HEAVEN |
Things are going great, like a fat hog in the mud. If I win the lottery, I will be in hog heaven. |
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HOG WILD |
Having a good time like a pack of wild hogs. We went to the party, and the people went hog wild up there. |
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HOGWASH |
Unbelievable; garbage. That's hogwash if you think I'm going to do this entire job by myself! |
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HOLD DOWN THE FORT |
Secure a place; keep the place safe until someone returns. "Hold down the fort," said Roger as he left the apartment to go the the store. |
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HOLE IN THE WALL |
One way in and one way out, unsafe place. We visited a night club that was just a hole in the wall. |
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HOLLER |
I will see or speak to you later, or "holler at you." |
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HOLY CLOTH |
Vestments worn by Clergy, Reverends, or other preachers. The Pastor was wearing his Holy Cloth for the service yesterday. |
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HOLY COW |
Used to express excitement or amazement. "Holy Cow! How fast do those things go?" said Richard as he watched a NASCAR race for the first time. |
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HOME BOY |
Someone from the same neighborhood, city, home town, or local area. Stella introduced Richard as a homeboy. |
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HOME GROWN |
To be made at home; not bought at the store. These tomatoes are all home grown. |
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HOMIE |
Friend (rap)... This this my homie. |
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HONEY BOOM |
Usually said in disbelief to a remark. "Honey Boom!" said Betty, "Where did you get that outfit?" |
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HONEY CHILD |
An affectionate greeting from an older person to a younger. "Honey Child,"said Karla, "I don't believe you". |
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HONKEY |
A white guy; a racial slur toward Caucasians. Jamal told police "This honkey almost ran me over five minutes ago." |
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HOOK UP |
1) To get together; 2) To get something free. 1) I am going to hook up with Katie this afternoon. 2) I know you work at McDonalds, but I want the "Hook up" when I come in. |
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HOOKS IN YOU |
To be caught like a fish on a hook. "Brenda has her hooks in you," said Jessica to Allen as he left the dinner party. |
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HOOP |
The basketball goal; the rim of the bucket. "Take it to the hoop," said George to Henry when Henry asked him what to do next. |
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HOOPDIE |
An old car that often breaks down and stalls commuter traffic.....Every morning there is a hoopdie stalling traffic and it's in my lane. |
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HOP ON THE BANDWAGON |
To participate, not to be left out; to go where everybody else is going. With this new boss, it is better to hop on the bandwagon than to cause conflict. |
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HORSEFEATHERS |
An impossibility; a polite way of saying Bull$#@!. "Horsefeathers," said Dorian, "I am not dating Phyllis." |
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HORSING AROUND |
Goofing off, not serious; does not have their mind on the job or the task. Related to the playful nature of horses as they gallop in the pasture. Vicki was horsing around with Sam at the party. |
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HOT |
1) Something that has been stolen. These diamonds are hot. .. 2) Very recent; right off the press. This news is hot. .. 3)Young and sexy. There were some hot contestants at the pagent last night. |
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HOT SHOT |
A show off. Tom thinks that he is a Hot Shot because of his new Mercedes. |
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HOTTIE |
A pretty sexy young woman. Beverly was called a hottie because of her outfits. |
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HOUND WON'T HUNT |
No good, maybe a lie, unbelievable, won't happen. When the politician promised that taxes would be lowered with his election, the voter replied," That hound won't hunt." |
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HOW ABOUT THEM APPLES? |
What do you think? Asked when somebody does something unbelieveable. "How about them apples," said the batter as he hit his third home run in the game. |
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HUMP DAY |
The middle of the week, Wednesday is considered "Hump Day" because it is the middle of the week. |
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HUNKEY DORY |
Just fine, no problems. When asked how the planning for the conference was coming, Tony said "everything is Hunkey Dory." |
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HUSH YOUR MOUTH |
This is said in response to hearing something unbelievable; I don't want to hear it. "Hush your mouth," said Pat after hearing about the recent neighborhood burglary. |
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HUSTLE |
Various ways of making money which may not be legal, or an easy way of making money fast. Expressed as "Trying to hustle" or "Run a hustle." |
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