by Brandon September 18, 2004
by Brandon June 04, 2002
by brandon November 28, 2002
A person with at least three generations of Floridian ancestry from one or both sides of the family. It originated from the few groups of people that lived in Florida before proper settlements began, when men would herd cows through the miles and miles of palmetto bushes, cracking their whips to keep the herd moving in the right direction.
by Brandon December 10, 2004
A catch-all, placeholder phrase. Usually shows up under duress. Most commonly used when the speaker has no idea what the hell is going on or what he's going to do. Similar to a combination in connotation of the military FUBAR and hoo-ah.
The word hoit may have originally started as an alternate spelling.
The word hoit may have originally started as an alternate spelling.
by Brandon January 26, 2004
by Brandon April 15, 2004