housed

Originating in the United States, housed is generally used to describe the velocity at which one consumes food. It conjures an image of something needing to be housed quickly, like refugees or a family new to an area. The word was created out of neccessity, being the only word/mental image fast enough to describe how fast an American can eat.

"...my friend invited me to go smoke a blunt, so I housed the three pancakes I had and went over immediately."

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house

to eat quickly, or to do

Man, I just housed so much Burger King.

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House

The place you live, don't confuse it with the word "home" as they are very different.

I just bought a new house.

Houseness

House, relating to FOX TV Show House M.D. character Gregory House, plus ness. Houseness is the quality of being cynical and making sarcastic comments out loud without remorse.

"Look at his houseness, he acts so cynical and tells people what he thinks of them, even if it's rude!"

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house

The most desired thing by people who attend raves.

"I can give you sex, I can give you drugs and what I certaintly can give you is House!...Sex and drugs and House!"

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house

to take a severe beating from someone.

I called this dude a dirty cocksucker, so he got up in my face and housed me with a few lefts.

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Houses

1. If you live in the countryside (n). Plural of house. A dwelling, domicile, or place where people live.

2. If you live in a big city (n). Public housing. Places with the term "houses" affixed to them are typically known as projects; the term is applied to them in a feeble attempt to make them to seem more desirable.
Many times, these will be named after famous minorities.

1. Look at those houses over yonder hill.

2.
Taxicab driver: Where are you headed?
Guy: Oh, just over to the Garvey Houses. How much?
Taxican driver: ...you mean the Marcus Garvey Projects? Hell no. Get out.

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