Someone who began as a Hoe but a life event caused them to stop being that Hoe. ie. pregnancy, STD, injury etc. But without fail... once a Hoe always a Hoe.
Man, I've been married 13 years and I just found out my Old Lady is a Hibernate Hoe. She spreading them legs like warm butter
by Mind_surgeon November 17, 2022
Get the Hibernate Hoe mug.A relationship during the colder months aka "cuffing season", that’s not meant to last until summer.
“It’s real boyfriend weather right now. I wish I had a hibernation relationship so i could cuddle right now and be free in summer.”
by douchebagg404 December 1, 2025
Get the hibernation relationship mug.Action : The act of slipping your balls in either hole of a girl. At the most extreme sticking both the shaft and balls in both holes or in one hole.
by Buckeohare January 17, 2025
Get the Hibernating Turtle mug.When you eat a large amount of food before taking some medicine and sleeping in all day in order to cure whatever sickness or issues you're currently undergoing.
Just finished a big meal of some chicken strips and bread,gonna pop a pill and go into medical hibernation for the rest of the day until my back feels better.
by Lazthedictionist May 28, 2025
Get the Medical Hibernation mug.When a soil has been deprived of water for a mega-amount of time, it goes into quiescence and becomes what is known as drought-hibernized
by mimbijones April 4, 2023
Get the Drought-hibernized mug.When you pour vinegar in the butthole of a dead human or other mammal and you insert your erect penis in said butthole and leave it in all winter so that when you take it out in the spring your dick is pickled and will therefore taste better.
"Will, my girlfriend was complaining about the taste of my dick so I did the hibernating pickle and she's never been hornier!"
"Jesus, Owen, that's fucking disgusting!"
"Hey, don't knock it till you try it."
"Jesus, Owen, that's fucking disgusting!"
"Hey, don't knock it till you try it."
by MagicMike69420 May 15, 2024
Get the The Hibernating Pickle mug.Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪbɜrn/
Definition:
1. The act of entering a profound sleep-like state characteristic of animals during colder seasons.
2. Period of dormancy or inactivity induced by adverse environmental conditions.
3. Seasonal rest assumed to conserve energy amidst scarce resources.
4. Natural process enabling survival through harsh winters: December, January, and February.
Significance:
• It defines the phenomenon of animal hibernation clearly.
• It emphasizes its role in coping with unfavorable climates.
• It identifies the biological necessity for species preservation.
• It avoids misleading or overly technical definitions.
• It simplifies explanations related to this essential survival mechanism.
• It improves clarity when teaching about animal adaptations.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic terms with more sophisticated Latin-derived equivalents similar to "winter."
Singular noun: hiberne
Plural noun: hibernes
Adjective: hibernal
Adverb: hibernally
Past verb: hibernated
Present simple verb: hibernate, hibernates
Present continuous verb: hibernating
Singular noun: hibernation
Plural noun: hibernations
Definition:
1. The act of entering a profound sleep-like state characteristic of animals during colder seasons.
2. Period of dormancy or inactivity induced by adverse environmental conditions.
3. Seasonal rest assumed to conserve energy amidst scarce resources.
4. Natural process enabling survival through harsh winters: December, January, and February.
Significance:
• It defines the phenomenon of animal hibernation clearly.
• It emphasizes its role in coping with unfavorable climates.
• It identifies the biological necessity for species preservation.
• It avoids misleading or overly technical definitions.
• It simplifies explanations related to this essential survival mechanism.
• It improves clarity when teaching about animal adaptations.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic terms with more sophisticated Latin-derived equivalents similar to "winter."
Singular noun: hiberne
Plural noun: hibernes
Adjective: hibernal
Adverb: hibernally
Past verb: hibernated
Present simple verb: hibernate, hibernates
Present continuous verb: hibernating
Singular noun: hibernation
Plural noun: hibernations
Examples:
• "Bears (ursines) typically commence their annual hiberne cycle in late autumn (autunno)."
• "Some reptiles engage in partial hiberne states to survive colder temperatures."
• "Animals rely severely on obese reserves accumulated prior to hiberne."
• "Extended periods of hiberne benefit wildlife populations globally."
• "Research studies monitor the effects of climate change on traditional hiberne cycles."
• "Bears (ursines) typically commence their annual hiberne cycle in late autumn (autunno)."
• "Some reptiles engage in partial hiberne states to survive colder temperatures."
• "Animals rely severely on obese reserves accumulated prior to hiberne."
• "Extended periods of hiberne benefit wildlife populations globally."
• "Research studies monitor the effects of climate change on traditional hiberne cycles."
by Dmitrio February 13, 2026
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