A fork of Rural Dictionary
A far cooler way of saying 100%, expresses agreement and excitement about events that are bussin. Used only by certified historical Beyoncés.
1: The Universal slang for all things Universal
2: Holla'
3: Greeting
4: Parting
5: Congradulations
Hundie Jo!, how are you doing, Matt?
Hundie JO! is listed as a noun, verb, salutation, greeting, parting phrase, adv., adj., and several other peices of grammer yet invented.
The offical deffinition is The Universal Salng for all things Universal.
The phrase is said to have originated from the 2nd floor of the men's dormatory at A mid-western Christian College in MO in the year 2002. The phrase quickly moved to the third floor and subsequently to Kansas City, St. Louis, North Carorlina, and Guam.
In the months after the phrase's inception it has took root in California. The influence in the Banking community has been heavy. The phrase has found it's way into the training manuals there.
The creater's of the phrase where hard at work at the College to create a term to rival the cancerous "Whazzzup?!" that had been eating away at society for several years.
After several tries the answer was finally stumbled upon by Honzo. Honzo has been label by some an irreligous liberal and other people have called him a vicious right-wing conservative christian.
to peace out, bail, leave, go home
I'm outie 5-hundy, peace.
A slang expression used in replacement of “one hundred percent”.
Yes or Affirmative.
Person A: “Will I see you at the cafe?”
Person B: “One hundy Ted Bundy!”
It's like "give me that" or "loan me that" or "fuck you", or really anything.
"Hey, check out this new car I got!"
"Brah me dat hundy bro!"
"Aww man I just got it"
John Smith didn't turn up to the party last night, he did a Lee Hundy