hauole

Hau'oli, Means to be happy, often misspelled hauole.

Haole means white person as described above.

Hauole Makahiki Hou means Happy New Year

by Bruce333 June 29, 2010

haole

hawaiian for without life/color; white person
ussually derogatory
barely ever casual like all these mokes on here say it is

you stupid fuckin haole i bus yu up if yu don get off my aina soon

by haole October 18, 2007

Haole

Derogatory slang in Hawaii for white person, but was first merely the name for the Caucasian foreigners immigrating to Hawaii in the early 19th century coined by Captain James Cook. Racial tensions are highlighted in Haole Boy: The Adoption of Diversity by Lanakila Michael Achong.

Go home haole

by Glareneg January 6, 2009

haole

Haole is a Hawaiian word used when Captain Cook arrived in Hawai'i. Ha, meaning breath and ole derived from a'ole, meaning no. Captain Cook did not exchange breaths like Hawaiians usually do as a greeting.

The term haole is used to state a fact or in a derogatory sense. Most Hawaiians are now part haole and some referred to as "mixed plate" because they have numerous nationalities.

Fact: "Whoa, 'Ola is choke haole. But he still one moke. CHEE PONO!"
Wow, Keola's heritage contains a high percentage of white ancestry. On the contrary, he is very much Hawaiian. YEAH!

Derogatory: "WAT U FUCKIN HAOLE!"
Run cuz u gonna get yo ass kicked FAKA!

by MOKE96795 April 12, 2006

haole

1. mostly used in HI as a slang for people who are causation. sometimes good and sometimes a good warning telling you to run.

2. the student population of Island School. (Kauai)

Stoopid fucking haole. GET DA FUCK OFF MY AINA!

by evilsclone April 12, 2007

Haolephobia

A phobia only diagnosed to the locals in Hawaii is the fear of foreigners also known as haoles

Did you hear about grant? He got diagnosed with haolephobia.

by 808Ilickyou March 13, 2019

Haole Woo Girl

A jet setting girl who visits Hawai’i and has one too many mai-tais. She can be seen in a bikini screaming “Woo” on white sandy beaches. Entranced by the Hawaiian “Haole Woo Girl” life she decides to entrance future “Haole Woo Girls” from abroad into her luxurious clan serving mai-tai’s and selling the Hawaiian properties.

“Kirsten you’re not “wooing” loud enough! Have another mai-tai we just sold a house to a haole woo girl. Yay!”

by McSlite June 26, 2020