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It can only be used in specific contexts by the residents of Hobart themselves if it is not meant to be an insult. | It can only be used in specific contexts by the residents of Hobart themselves if it is not meant to be an insult. | ||
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# An informal nickname for residents of [[Hobart]] at Northwestern University. | # An informal nickname for residents of [[Hobart]] at Northwestern University. | ||
# A general insult to a female, in a broader context than Northwestern University. | # A general insult to a female, in a broader context than Northwestern University. | ||
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Contents
Part of Speech
noun
Pronunciation
Usage
It can only be used in specific contexts by the residents of Hobart themselves if it is not meant to be an insult.
Description
- An informal nickname for residents of Hobart at Northwestern University.
- A general insult to a female, in a broader context than Northwestern University.
- A prostitute, in a broader context. [1]
Example Sentence
Hey Hos! Let's hurry up!
