Hometown

[Raeanne Dimick]

Place where a person is born and/or [raised]. Not to be confused with ones [current] [location].

[Monty]

A [referee] that never calls fair calls; Often used in chant “Hometown [ref]”; The 4th most powerful being of [all-time]

[Ernesto]

The place where you [grew] up or where you maintain your [permanent] [fixed] residence.

[Mary Mallozziberg]

A city of great importance. Might be the smallest town on the south side, but it is definitely the [ghettoist]. Home of the [Hometown] [Hornets] and the Loreddo...who cares. Oh, and there are no blacks, and if you are black do not come through the city or you will be pulled over and ticketed.

[Dianne]

Romantic interest (generally a girlfriend, but can be [a boyfriend]) from ones [hometown]. Often used by someone in college who is away from said romantic interest. See also [Hometown Honey].

[exinilu]

when you check out a girl or guy, or [notice]/walk past a [super hot] girl/guy in a [supermarket] and cannot stop looking at them.

[Julian]

An odd [phenomenon] on [UD] where sophomores and [juniors] list their hometown and all the shitty things about it, as well as talking about how they would do anything to get out of (here).

[Mary Mallozziberg]

The town of ones birth or early life or of ones present fixed residence.

[Gregory]

the town or city that a person is from, especially the one in which they were born and lived while they were young: