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horf up

horf up verb: to expel through the throat; to cough up, regurgitate, or vomit.

Verb

horf up (third-person singular simple present horfs up, present participle horfing up, simple past and past participle horfed up)

  1. (transitive) To expel through the throat; to cough up, regurgitate, or vomit.
    • I am worried about how much nutrition she is missing by hoarfing up her last meal every time she's out.1994 September 28, Michael Holbrook, “Monitor Hates Leash”, in rec.pets.herp (Usenet)
    • I have the same problem with the gore in Zombie that I did in The Beyond and Gates of Hell – the idea is great, the execution is laughable. It’s a great idea to have someone horf up their entire intestinal tract; to have a doorway to hell right in your basement; to see zombies come bubbling up out...2001 November 28, Cozy, “Review: Zombie - As good as a poke in the eye with...oh, never mind”, in alt.horror (Usenet)

Forms of horf up

third-person singular presenthorfs up
present participlehorfing up
past participlehorfed up
pasthorfed up

Questions about horf up

What does horf up mean?
Horf up means to expel through the throat; to cough up, regurgitate, or vomit.
What part of speech is horf up?
Horf up is a verb.
What is the past tense of horf up?
The past tense of horf up is horfed up.

Words near horf up in the dictionary

  1. Horezm
  2. Horezmian
  3. Horezmians
  4. Horezu
  5. horf down
  6. horf up
  7. Horfield
  8. Horford
  9. Horgan
  10. Horgans
  11. Horgas

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