Hooah

Generally used in the military. Weird Army and Marine people will say that it is "ahooha", "hoora", or something similar, but the correct, historical pronunciation is "hooah".

Anything and everything positive. Also used as an affirmative response to a question.

"Free beer!"
"HOOAH!!!!!"

by FalconBravo March 9, 2003

hooah

Oorah with a dick in you mouth.

Marine: Hey soldier, whats hooah?
Soldier: is that a trick question?

Soldier1: you like it in your mouth private?
Soldier2: hooah

by mortar tube April 16, 2010

hooah

Army Definition... Yeah, it stands for Heard, Affirmitive, Understood... but any soldier who says hooah is the second definition of hooah... Head Up Ass

Sgt - "Do you hear me Private?!"
Pvt 1 - "Hooah, Sir!"
Pvt 2 - "Yeah, he is pretty hooah sir."

by Justin January 27, 2004

hooah

affirmation, gloating exclamation, reference movie "Scent of a Woman", army origin. fo' shizzle.

Col Slade: "Charlie, m'boy, i think i've wet my pants...hoo-ah!"

Charlie: "oh Col., not again..."

Col Slade: "HOOah!"

by joshua* December 10, 2003

hooah

a term to describe anything

guy1: look at that female

guy2: i no shes so hot!

guy1: id tottally hooah that

by vincent maher February 14, 2010

hooah

Defined appropriately in previous posts. The proper spelling is HUA not Hooah which is another acronym for Head Up Ass. The nicer definitions are used when explaining what you mean to someone senior in rank to you.

I heard the story of its origin from a retired Vietnam era Special Forces guy in 1990 who heard it from a Korean War guy in the 1960's. Similar story about being ordered to take an objective (hill top in Korea) during the din of battle and the response was a mis-heard "who us?".

1SG (First Sergeant, the senior non-commissioned officer in a company) - "There has been a change to the training schedule"

PSG (Platoon Sergeant) - "HUA!!"(you could add SNAFU to that)

by Jerald Shook (not retired NCO) June 9, 2005

Hooah

Hooah-Horah-Ahooah

Usally used on and off of military bases everywhere. Meaning "yes","motivated","dedicated",and any cursing word you wish.

Sgt.:Do you understand?
Pvt.:Hooah

by Strappon May 16, 2003