A term of endearment used for friends who are Jewish but who may also have an honorary or real Latino component. Rhymes with "cabron" but is not used in that word's pejorative sense.
Que onda, Hebron?
by MonsieurJabroni July 31, 2011
A high school NOT in Lewisville but Carrollton, Texas. Its mascot is the high flying, fighting Hawk. Known for its 4A Volleyball and 4A Division II Football State titles in 2004 and 2006 respectively, as well as back to back National titles by the school's drill team, Silver Wings, in 2006 and 2007. Hebron is home to some damn fine ladies as well.
by ibobb7 May 5, 2007
A very talented, cute, funny and annoying person. She will be with you till the end she is a true friend can be a little too much sometimes. Always funny and loyal to the people she loves. She can be really horny at times
Ur funny u are a “Hebron”
by Maxwell2637s June 14, 2020
School in the Lewisville, Tx. Known for their drug problems, skanky girls with too much make-up, cocky attitudes, rich parents that give them money that goes towards drugs. They think that just cause they won state their some hot-shot highschool with nothing else to do than put down other highschools in a pathetic attempt to seem better than everyone else.
You go to (fill in school here), that sucks...
Oh, he must go to Hebron. What an (use your imagination)...
Oh, he must go to Hebron. What an (use your imagination)...
by hebron sucks00 December 30, 2005
Small town in south central Nebraska that is literally a hole in the ground right in the middle of the US. You'd think a meteor or nuclear warhead would have hit that place by now. Also used to own the world's largest porch swing, but thanks to the Japanese...now the continent's largest.
Hebron
by Andrew Jacobson February 12, 2009
A city in Northern Kentucky.
by Eryn17 February 24, 2009
Hebron is an Arab occupied city that was ethnically cleansed by Arab violence, of Jews in 1929. Hebron is Biblical
"Chevron", King David's first headquarters and the site of the tomb of the Patriarchs.
"Chevron", King David's first headquarters and the site of the tomb of the Patriarchs.
Hebron is still owned by the descendants of the Jews murdered in 1929 although only very brave Jews live there today.
by MosheRfael April 22, 2011