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HOYA! by iamcool123456789 November 1, 2021
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Hoya by Can I get a hoya?! March 17, 2019
Hoya
1. Georgetown University mascot. The official explanation holds that there was a baseball team at Georgetown called the "Stonewalls". It is suggested that a student, applying Greek and Latin, dubbed the team the hoia saxa-- hoia is the Greek neuter plural for "what" or "what a", while saxa is the Latin neuter plural for "rock". Substituting a "y" for an "i"; "hoya saxa" literally means "what rocks". Now, a Hoya takes the form of a Bulldog, but students still cheer "Hoya Saxa" at games.
2. A student or faculty member from the greatest university in the history of universities.
2. A student or faculty member from the greatest university in the history of universities.
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Hoya is a word you can replace "hi" with. It's just a lot more aesthetically pleasing to the tongue, and you can say it fast, slow, loud , quiet, (etc.) It's a lot less boring then hi, and it NEVER gets boring! If you want it to be even less boring, add "honey honey ya" to the end of hoya. However if you do this, you have to sing the phrase now.
hoya by TheHoyaMaster February 28, 2018
hoya
hoya by nish sagero October 6, 2020
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