Define Hormone Meaning

what a prostitute does when you don't pay her!

A sound your mom makes.

A regulatory substance in your body that happens in your body at around the age when puberty starts. For girls: 7-13. For guys: 9-15...however, "guy hormones" are called testosterones. Hormones sometimes make you feel sad at small, pointless things..or happy at random times. They can also cause you to understand love more. For example, before puberty you never thought of guys as hot, cute, etc. But when puberty kicks in and the hormones start...you begin to find the opposite sex more attractive...or the same sex, if you're bisexual, gay, or lesbian. Sometimes you feel nervous around the opposite sex in middle school through highschool (grades 6 and up). But don't worry...nothing's wrong with you, it's just your hormones making you feel this way.
Hormones are a sign that you're growing up...so don't worry, be glad :)

(I tried to make the description of hormones as mature as possible...sorry if I failed)

it's what makes girls different from boys, in many freaky and disturbing ways. hormones give girls boobs and guys dicks. they make us horny and sexually active, which is why it is cut into the two fitting words "whore" and "moans". makes senses, doesn't it though?

female hormones make them have mood swings...they can be all happy and then be moody as hell in a minute.
male hormones make guys act like total plebs, and enlargen the ego.

Moans of the whore

“A time in your life where you have the need to throw yourself on another person.”

"The feeling you receive from time to time where you wish to thrust you hips into the opposite sex".

The shit that makes your pp go up

Short for "Pulling a Hormone." It's when an important person in a clan (Mainly a Leader) abandons their clan during a run in to save his/her own pixels.

Relating to or affected by addictive arousal from activities, or the idea of them, due solely to the knowledge that one can but should not perform them. The underlying hormones are probably dopamine, adrenaline, and testosterone.