Download File - JOHN J. HADDAD, Ph.D.

homeboyhock a luggie [“hak a “lugi] tv. to cough up and spit outphlegm. Tom suppressed the urge to hock a luggie overthe bridge railing.hodad and hodaddy [“hodAd(i)] 1. n. someone, usuallya male, who poses (badly) as a surfer. (California.Possibly a blend of ho = whore and dad(dy) = male.) Who’s that hodaddy with the crumby looking board? 2. n.an obnoxious person; a repellent person. (California.) Ted is a total hodad.ho-jo(’s) [“hodZo(z)] n. a Howard Johnson’s restaurant orhotel. (Collegiate. Often with the.) We’re going to meetthe others at the ho-jo.Hold everything! exclam. Stop everything! Hold everything!I forgot my wallet.Hold it! exclam. Stop right there! Hold it! Stop!Hold some, fold some. sent. to hold some of yourstocks and sell some. (Securities markets.) My bestadvice right now is to hold some, fold some. There is noreal trend to the market.hole n. a despised person; an asshole. (Usually objectionable.Also a term of address.) Sam is such a hole.He needs human being lessons.holmes [homz] n. one’s pal or friend. (A variant ofhomes. Usually a term of address.) What do you thinkabout that, holmes?homeboy and homegirl n. a buddy; a pal. (Originallybetween blacks. Also a term of address. Homeboy is formales and homegirl is for females.) Come on, homeboy.Help out a friend. Tsup, homegirl?109