Noun. Holidays marked by family shouting matches resulting from lousy group dynamics, dysfunctionalcommunication, and/or years of built-up resentments.
Ellen flew in from Seattle, even Jimmy came in from London. We're all home for the hollerdays -- let the screaming begin!
Holler if you're needin' somethin' done
Holler if you need a chip or a shoulder
And a hand with a loaded gun We'll be out that screen door, no shirt on
Leavin' two blackmarks down a one lane road
Yeah we, yeah we, yeah we them holler boys
Those three new engineers looked great on paper, but once they were set loose on a project it became apparent that they were a bunch of howler monkeys.
Judy: WHOA WHAT IS THAT NOISE?
Paul: It is my half houser, throbbing halfway beneath its mighty shield of foreskin and the penetrable area of thou vagin.