Huey

hang a huey

slang To make a U-turn (a turn in which the person completely reverses direction), especially in a car. Dang it, I forgot my keys! Hang a huey up ahead so I can go back and get them.
See also: hang, huey

talk to Huey

slang To vomit profusely. "Huey" is likely intended to be imitative of the sound of someone retching. He had a few too many shots of tequila and spent the rest of the night talking to Huey. You're awfully pale, Charlie. You look like you need to talk to Huey.
See also: Huey, talk

talk to Huey on the big white (tele)phone

slang To vomit profusely and at length into a toilet. "Huey" is slang for "vomit," likely as an onomatopoeia for the sound one makes when vomiting. He had a few too many shots of tequila and spent the rest of the night talking to Huey on the big white telephone. You're awfully pale, Charlie. You look like you need to talk to Huey on the big white phone.
See also: big, Huey, on, talk, white
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

hang a huey

Sl. to make a U-turn. Hang a huey in the middle of the block. Right here! Hang a huey!
See also: hang, huey
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

hang a huey

(ˈhæŋ ə ˈ(h)jui)
tv. to make a U-turn. (The first pronunciation of Huey with no hj is probably the original version.) Right here! Hang a huey!
See also: hang, huey
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • hang a huey
  • hang a U-ie
  • hang back
  • hang a louie
  • hang on to your hat
  • Hang on to your hat!
  • hang something
  • hang
  • hang (something)
  • hang up your boots
References in periodicals archive
A military official said Monday that the UH-1 Huey aircraft spare parts and maintenance equipment to be donated by the Japanese government will be very useful in maintaining the Philippine Air Force's (PAF) remaining fleet of Huey helicopters.
PAF takes delivery of Huey aircraft spare parts from Japanese gov't
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But you wouldn't know it by speaking to Huey Morgan- the pioneering rap-rock band's haphazard and charismatic If anything, it's the opposite.
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admits he would find raising in London "too nervewracking," then adds: "I live in Bath frankly it's a lot nicer." conversation draws to a Huey signs off in his style, explaining why he to write, record and play says: "If you love somebody you want to make them aware of s**t they might not be aware of - that's what love is man.
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In a society that tends to pathologize individuals rather than focusing on their strengths, Laura Huey and Ryan Broll's Becoming Strong is a welcome testament to how complex the lives of women experiencing homelessness actually are, and how these complexities translate across various events in their lives such as witnessing and personally experiencing violent victimization, coping skills, and the process of 'becoming strong'.
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Filipino tennis star Francis Casey Alcantara is set to train alongside fellow national team mainstay and world-ranked player Treat Huey in the United States in the offseason.
Alcantara schedules US training session with PH teammate Huey
Singapore: GRAB named Ooi Huey Tyng as managing director, GrabPay Singapore, Malaysia, and Philippines.
GRAB names Ooi Huey Tyng as managing director
Treat Huey and Ruben Gonzales won't be playing for the Philippines in the first round of the Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group 2 tie against Indonesia in Jakarta on Feb.
Huey, Gonzales out of DCup tie vs Indonesia
The UH-1H Huey is the inspiration for the iconic helicopter sequence featured in the second act of the musical during the fall of Saigon.
Saigon cast get up close to iconic military machine used in Vietnam
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History mystery answer
Huey and Ricciardelli present readers with an integrated analysis of the ways in which contemporary mental health care systems fail to treat the emotional and psychiatric issues of homeless women.
Adding Insult to Injury: (Mis)Treating Homeless Women in Our Mental Health System