holler

1. Interjection, an exclamation of greeting. 2. Verb a) To party; b) Enjoyable, pleasing or beautiful.

1. Holler, Tom. Holler back, Pete.
2. a) Gordon hollered into the wee hours; b) Lunch hollered.

by Mike Geraty June 4, 2005

Holler

White Trash version of Holla

True that right, Holler

Vs.

True that right, Holla

by Dorkasaurus Rex November 9, 2010

Holleration

is another term for hollering at someone; asking them out.

Hollerations are welcomee! :D

by Juanar_mex January 8, 2009

Holleration

From 'holler'
~Meaning to agree with someone, similar to 'word'.
~Exclamation, comment made to congradulate oneself.

~ "He's such a jerk."
"Holleration."
~ Passed my Calc test, holleration.

by Bunny May 21, 2004

holler

The word "holler" has been widely used by caucasians in an attempt to appear "hip" or "rad." Karey and Ellett claim that they invented this word and are responsible for its widespread use. This, however, is certainly not the case, seeing as it was previously used the night of Sief's birthday party more than two years ago =)

1. Ellett and Karey did not invent the word "holler," but rather stole it from various other sources.

by Rangerdanger January 19, 2006

Hollerance

A form of tolerance that deserves a holler by those being tolerated.

Downstairs neighbors: "I can't believe our upstairs neighbors put in ear plugs and never complain every time we party mid-week - SUCH HOLLERANCE!"

by Bakeobson February 10, 2011

hollerable

used to describe an extremely hot person

"Damn Jessica, that guy over there is definitely hollerable!"

by Molly M-Dizzle July 26, 2007