Gosh I hope notDo people really say "HOCO"?
I am 40 and cringe when I hear HOCO... Seems like low 30s and younger only refer to Homecoming as HOCO.Do people really say "HOCO"?
I did see someone write" FOMOCO is a MOFOCO" once...Do people really say "HOCO"?
frGosh I hope not
The high schoolers do on their signs for their dates. #HOCODo people really say "HOCO"?
I literally had never heard of anyone using HOCO until this threadI am 40 and cringe when I hear HOCO... Seems like low 30s and younger only refer to Homecoming as HOCO.
Guessing you are older than 40I literally had never heard of anyone using HOCO until this thread
It was news to me as well.I literally had never heard of anyone using HOCO until this thread
41 here...hands up, had also never heard of "HOCO"Guessing you are older than 40
It's a portmanteau, or a combination of two words to make a new word.I'm 64. HOCO is not a word, no matter what the "urban dictionary" says....
I like to try using the new slang myself around my kids and, in extreme cases, their friends. From my experience that usually put an end to it, at least in my presence.I've resigned myself to the fact that if I battle youth slang I'm just accelerating the "get off my lawn" aging process.
Every tagboard sign Homecoming Date request my daughter (HS grad 2022) ever received had the word "Hoco" on it.
Google "promposals"Kids are getting dates with signs that say HOCO on them? Or signs that say anything on them?
It's a portmanteau, or a combination of two words to make a new word.
Examples:
Breakfast + Lunch = Brunch
Smoke + Fog = Smog
Motor + Hotel = Motel
etc.
It's a perfectly cromulent word.
Fixed it for you.Guessing you are older than twelve
Winner of "Throw back button design least likely to be used the next time we play Illinois for HOCO" award