hoka-hoka 

Lesbian sex among bonobos (one of the two primates that humans evolved from). Scientific name "genito-genital." More specifically, one female bonobo wrapping her arms and legs around another and clinging, facing each other and pressing their vulvas and clitorises together, rubbing them sideways in a rapid rhythm. Done for sexual pleasure.

Loretta and another female bonobo did the hoka-hoka and had big grins on their faces and squealed loudly.

hoka-hoka by M to the Kizzle September 22, 2007

Hoka hey 

"Hokahey" is a man's exclamation in Sioux, similar to the American expressions "Let's do it!" or "Let's roll!"

The reason people think it means "it's a good day to die" is that the Lakota Sioux leader Crazy Horse famously exhorted his troops "Hoka hey, today is a good day to die!" Which meant something like "Let's go men, today is a good day to die!"

Hoka hey by mouseinthecorner February 21, 2013

Hoka 

asking for a fair one on one fight till one gets knocked out, no jump ins

“g come hoka you fkn bluff”

Hoka by BigPapiDawg June 8, 2020

Hoka Hey 

Siouan language "phrase" spoken by the Lakota people of the Sioux tribes - shouted by Crazy Horse upon going into battle.

Hoka Hey is to live life in such as way that one has done all that one should upon one’s last day, so it is indeed a good day to die.

Hoka Hey by The Great Pumpkin Head October 17, 2010

Hoka hey 

Hoka Hey was something the legendary Sioux warrior Crasy Horse was shouting while going to war. "Hokay hey" can be interpreted as "It is a good time to die!" or "This is a good day to die."

Hoka hey, mother fuckers!

Hoka hey by Calle Balle June 11, 2008

Hoka Hey 

"Hoka hey" was the battle cry of the Teton Lakota (Western Sioux) translating loosely to "hurry hurry". It is likely that Crazy Horse would have shouted this in battle, but it was not his personal cry, as another definition has hinted at.

One would yell "Hoka hey" when charging at an enemy.

Hoka Hey by Many Hearts October 27, 2009

Hoka 

The nonbinary equivalent to loli and shota. From the Japanese "ほか" meaning "other".

"I'm a 9001-year-old enby vampire hoka."

Hoka by Shugunou March 15, 2022