A battle cry so vicious, so horrifying, so heart stopping that it will probably be the last thing you hear before it is too late. Anyone willing to hit on Lauren's beloved boyfriend will probably experience this terrible and unfortunate fate.

1.) Pronounced {Hoe-ree-ah-kah}, one of the many cries found in mortal kombat. Found during all the screaming the characters do while unleashing their attacks. Chances of this are very slim but still possible.

2.) Weird ass cry that doesnt make sense when screamed but still entertains people and/or makes them laugh

3.) Sexual Moan unleashed at the edge of climax that is not understandable but still gets the job done.

A new form of "got him". A new battle cry. When you're talking a little bit of fun trash.

A phrase yelled in battle originating from the hungarian war-cry "Joushi!!!" meaning "I will break your shins!!!" One uses this cry to rally his troops on a battlefield and to intimidate the enemy. It can also be used to prepare oneself before a particularly trying obstacle.

Where a female sits on a face of her lover, with the lover's nose in the vagina like a sybian, while she bounces up and down on the lover's lips which are shaped like a circle. As her butt bounces on her lover's lips and makes an Indian stereotypical battle cry.

Pandasauce is a word commonly used to refer to more than one epic thing.

Also, Pandasauce can also mean, "everything that is epic, or of an epic proportion."

The phrase is also commonly used as a battle cry amongst online gamers.

The battle cry is used in charges, or rushes, meaning For the glory of everything that is epic.

It can also be used upon death to curse to the enemy who killed you.

A noise emitted from putting too much emphasis on wooly, as in a wooly sweater. It came from the Mortal Kombat character Quan Chi, who shouts it as while he does one of his moves.

Woolay is a word you may shout, and nobody will understand it except people who also played as quan chi for more than five minutes. It may also be used as a battle cry before doing something.