homeshit
a cross between homework and bullsh-t; used when having an increasingly frustrating time with homework, or when you are disgusted with the amount you have to do, and you want everyone else to know about it
“stop calling me, i’m busy with this stupid homesh-t”
“professor davis -ssigned me a bunch of homesh-t over spring break”
a friend who is fantastically cool and better than better.
home = homie
sh-t = good stuff
1: who is your best friend?
2: wanda, she’s my homesh-t!
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