holla front
holla front by Cowboy March 22, 2003
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holla front
Holla is a well known term in the "gangster" world meaning Hello or How Do You Do? Front refers to a person or "homies" house or "hang out" spot. Put two together and it simplys means dropping by your friends(homies) house(hang out spot) just to say hello, maybe have a beer and fancy a game of criquette on the tube (television).
holla front by Jiraiya August 26, 2005
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holla front by pez May 22, 2003
Holla Front, GET CRAZY!
Holla Front, GET CRAZY! by Jay-j May 7, 2003
hollafront
Person 1: I have to clean my elephant.
Person 2: Ight, hollafront.
Person 1: Wtf? hollafront? Idiot.
Person 2: ...The noobz just don't get it.
Person 2: Ight, hollafront.
Person 1: Wtf? hollafront? Idiot.
Person 2: ...The noobz just don't get it.
hollafront by codename_lily September 28, 2008
hollafront
Person 1: I have to clean my elephant.
Person 2: Ight, hollafront.
Person 1: Wtf? hollafront? Idiot.
Person 2: ...The noobz just don't get it.
Person 2: Ight, hollafront.
Person 1: Wtf? hollafront? Idiot.
Person 2: ...The noobz just don't get it.
hollafront by codename_lily September 28, 2008
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