Housen
1. A calling or greeting.
2. Used to express an acknowledgement of parting.
3. A manner or way of enlightenment.
4. A large sturgeon (Acipenser huso) from the region of the Black Sea. It is sometimes twelve feet long.
2. Used to express an acknowledgement of parting.
3. A manner or way of enlightenment.
4. A large sturgeon (Acipenser huso) from the region of the Black Sea. It is sometimes twelve feet long.
1. Housen dom, how's batty chowzen 2deep?
2. Housen birdOS, ill call you...
3. What a great garden, Housen.
4. Beautiful caviar, what what, is it Housen?
2. Housen birdOS, ill call you...
3. What a great garden, Housen.
4. Beautiful caviar, what what, is it Housen?
housen
an obese person who is so fat that they cannot walk properly and waddle. Traditionally looked down upon in society.
I'm surprised Fat Albert wasn't a housen, look how big he is.
Hosen-Housen
A poor translation of an Anglo-German rest-room where a male British person would go to the toilet ( a hose!)
Right lads, I'm off to the Hosen-Housen for a slash!
schwiddle-housen
*sh-qee-dil-house-en*
To wriggle one's body down a bed.
To wriggle one's body down a bed.
I schwiddle-housened down my bed last night and fell off.
housen burg
a man saw a ghost named quandel dingle
i feel like housen burg