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holla at cha boy 

1. term of endearment meaning talk to you later, or see ya later

2. term used by trap stars to imply that he has the goods and if some one wants some, they should call him, or tell him
1. "Hey, I'ma roll. Holla at cha boy!"

2. "I got that good WEEED!! HOLLA AT CHA BOY!!"

holla at cha boy 

It simply mean "call / text me". It isn't complicated...
After Tim and Steve finished hanging out, Tim, nodded and said "holla at cha boy"..
holla at cha boy by MLAM May 23, 2006

holla at cha boy 

holla at cha boy by Anonymous February 7, 2003

Holla at cha boy toy 

To holla at cha boy which you have a physical attraction towards. That you hide with this homosexual term - "holla at cha boy toy"
Jon: Jake what up playa hata.

Jake: oh shoot, what up Jon! Can you "holla at cha boy toy"???

holla atcha boy 

to tell someone to holla back at you; usually used by a male
holla atcha boy by larry January 1, 2004
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A sunburn or suntan focused on the left arm. It is caused by the left side of the body being the only half that gets exposed to sunlight while driving. Presumably, it would be located on the right side of the body in countries where they drive on the left side of the road.
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