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Yoholler in itself means holler, except cooler. Derived by an anonymous "Maverick" at hickory high school, yoholler has spread amongst the masses, ranging form 7th grade punks to working moms. Yoholler and its creator is officially part of pop culture.
I yohollered at some cheetos. My stomach hurts. You want any? because you cant have them!!

In a more profane sense:
"I yohollered at your mom and I ********************"
Yoholler by Anonymous March 3, 2005
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City of Origin: hickory
Original User: Ryon Kennedy

Yoholler: 1.) A short concise salutation. 2.) (v) to snatch, grab, sample, or take.
1.) Hoss, Yoholler!
2.) Let me yoholler at that guy
Yoholler by Skeet Skeet March 16, 2005
When the maverick uses the word yoholler he generally wants u to know one of three things, that he runs cross country, he owns you, or that he could run away from a tornado if u gave him a parachute
Dude,wtfstfu, i could so yoholler at a tornado bc I run cross country and I own you!
Yoholler by Ryon's mom March 5, 2005
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