hollcraft

Generally means the person with this last they are amazing at building anything. They instantly become better than most at whatever they try. They are always fun people. And are always bound to be a real bada**. Always good with the ladies. Gets women swimming in their pants. Born to be wild!

Girl 1: He just started to build that and he already is better than most people!

Girl 2: He is so amazing. He must be a Hollcraft!

by 51678 December 20, 2016

holcroft

A girl who works as a PA, usually covers her hands in a hand cream that contains lots of coconut oil, gets confused by modern chav words including but not limited to; Peng, Dank and Bear.

That new PA is a real holcroft.

by TomNinetyTwo March 6, 2016

holleration

An excessive amount of yelling or loud-talking, which is usually the result of (or resulting in) a fight, stabbing, killing, or some other physical altercation.

Setting: A fight breaks out at the club. A bouncer comes to break up the fight. Both fighters are yelling to avoid looking like a punk.

Person A to Person B on the sidelines at the club:
There's way too much holleration going on in here. Let's go before somebody starts shooting.

by Urbaknight February 16, 2008

hobocraft

The set of skills/abilities needed to survive on the streets. Including but not limited to making box houses, newspaper isolation, insanity/magic, smelling, or making umbrellas out of nothing but hangers aluminum cans and plastic bags.

Jimbo the hobo sells umbrellas down on 19th; he is quite skilled in hobocraft. He sure reeks of it too!

by Bizo237 February 1, 2010

hollerate

To shout out, to holler, to spread the word.

"whattup, fam. just shoutin' you out. seein whas good. hollerate."

by Burro February 3, 2006

hopcraft

a synonym for big dick

you that devon kid sure has a Hopcraft

by Bob Saget! May 30, 2006

Hollarator

An electronic inter-personal communication device that serves as a vector for both voice and text based communications. Modern day hollarators are hand-held, and communications are transmitted via wireless digital information networks. Early hollarators transmitted communications between two cans via a string. However, advancements made during the technological revolution of the late 80's and 90's allowed for the creation of a more portable, wireless hollerator that provides the user with more consistency and clearer reception.

accepted alternative spellings include: hollerator.
see also: cell phone

Richard: Golly! That is one nice hollarator you have.
Lawrence: Thanks Dick. I received it at no cost for signing a new contract but it sure does drop a lot of calls.

by Craig/Cory May 19, 2005