A person who operates a motor vehicle in an aggressive and unorthodox manner, consisting of, but not limited to, drifting, burn outs, doughnuts as well as acts of automotive aeronautics. One who f@#king hoons.
by The lol monkey May 25, 2015
What does Hoonigan mean?
To hoon means to behaving in a rude and aggressive way, especially driving in a dangerous way. A person who hoons, that is, drives in a reckless manner, is called a hoonigan. A hoonigan often does drifting, burnouts, drag racing, etc.
To hoon means to behaving in a rude and aggressive way, especially driving in a dangerous way. A person who hoons, that is, drives in a reckless manner, is called a hoonigan. A hoonigan often does drifting, burnouts, drag racing, etc.
"Daddy I wanna be a Hoonigan when I grow up"....(tears) "You already are Baby you already are.
Now help your brother get the jeep off of him."
Now help your brother get the jeep off of him."
by Prof_Sparktossin November 05, 2017
Huu-NI-ganNoun.
A Hoonigan is simply a HOOLIGAN or a delinquent, one who behaves in a reckless or anit-social manner who happens to own or drive a car. They might do foolish or haphazard things while behind the wheel, such as burnouts, jumps or showing off for others in a dangerous manner. See also daredevil, hooligan, miscreant.
A Hoonigan is simply a HOOLIGAN or a delinquent, one who behaves in a reckless or anit-social manner who happens to own or drive a car. They might do foolish or haphazard things while behind the wheel, such as burnouts, jumps or showing off for others in a dangerous manner. See also daredevil, hooligan, miscreant.
One who possesses an affinity for a large sea mammal. Specifically, the manatee, also known as the sea cow. From the genus Trichechus.
The word is derived from the 'hoon' sound the manatee produces.
noun. Pronounced | hoo•ni•gan |
The word is derived from the 'hoon' sound the manatee produces.
noun. Pronounced | hoo•ni•gan |
by RedRebel82 July 15, 2017
noun,see hoon or hooning: a person who participates in any type of reckless driving including but not limited to drifting, drag racing, and burnouts
by bigalaska904 March 01, 2011
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