holler

A sick agreement, or approval of what someone said to you. Instead of saying yeah, for sure, or yes, I agree, simply say Holler, and the job is done-tizzay!

'Hey, so did you hear about Emily's party tonight?'

''Holler''

by original trizzay February 7, 2006

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 July 15, 2008

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 July 15, 2008

holler at

1. to see each other
2. to talk over

1. Look, I'm gonna holler at you tomorrow?
2. So what you need to go is to holler at him and get an advance.

by t-becks June 4, 2004

holleration

An excessive amount of yelling or loud-talking, which is usually the result of (or resulting in) a fight, stabbing, killing, or some other physical altercation.

Setting: A fight breaks out at the club. A bouncer comes to break up the fight. Both fighters are yelling to avoid looking like a punk.

Person A to Person B on the sidelines at the club:
There's way too much holleration going on in here. Let's go before somebody starts shooting.

by Urbaknight February 16, 2008

holler at

To come on to; to hit on.

"That boy is cute, I think I will try to holler at him.

by Shannon April 21, 2005

Hollerable

Someone who is single and can be hit on without the pain of a boyfriend or girlfriend in the way.

Hey, man did you hear dat hot ass beezy is hollerable after having dat big fight wit her boy!

by Melissa Carpet May 26, 2006