A hawaiian word meaning "to go and roam about" which has taken on attributes according to the culture in which it is used. Typically, to go and "cruise", or "wander about", but in a drug culture, e.g. "ice" or "batu", it is to take another trip.
"Eh, you like go holoholo?" Do you want to go cruise? For a patient leaving the 'ICE' ward after a bout of congestive heart failure, when asked, "what do you most want to do now they you are being released?", the reply of the addict: "I jus' like go holoholo again." An old prewar (wwII) song, "Holoholo ka'a" means "to go for a ride in a car" i.e. go sightseeing, cruising, in the brand new thing, the automobile.
by Koma808 October 13, 2020