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A hoot and a holler

A phenomenal time. A slang often used by Youtuber Goblin
"Ay, we boutta link up tonight, its gonna be a hoot and a holler!"
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A hoot and a holler

A great time or experiance.
This was a hoot and a holler! -Goblin

A hoot and a holler

A very fun and entertaining time
Come to the party with us tonight, it’s going to be a hoot and a holler!

a hoot and a holler

A hoot and a holler is a short distance. it is different than hoot and holler, which means to call out. The differentiation is the addition of the letter "a" in a hoot and a holler.
He lives just a hoot and a holler down the road.
a hoot and a holler by litoa May 21, 2016

a hoot and a holler

to shout in disapproval; to call and shout one's displeasure.
I guess there's no point pretending anymore. It's been a hoot and a holler, but it's time to tear your world to pieces now.

Hoot and a Holler 

A party or event that was quite the banger.
That party last Friday was a Hoot and a Holler
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