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What is hoopy?
(n) someone who is very greasy.
(adj) someone who wears mini shorts and a loose shirt, or has a muffin top going on.
(n) someone who is trailer trash, shops at the good will, etc.
In Alliance, OH if you go to the Carnation Festival, you will see lots of hoopies wearing flannels, cut offs, greasy ass hair, not shaved face, and some might even have about 8 teeth or less.
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Hoopy - what is it?
Southern, or at least Okie-speak meaning an older or at least "rundown" car. My Dad used it all the time.
Well if this old hoopie/hoopy lasts another couple of months I'm gonna trade it off.
What does "hoopy" mean?
One who plays hoops (basketball) i.e. a black man.
Watch out for them hoopies...
Hoopy - what does it mean?
poop, that has hair in it probably swalloed or off your anuuuuus
dude, i had a HOOPY today it was CR@ZY!!!
Hoopy - meaning
Someone you really love, your loved one, or someone you care about.
I want you to be my hoopy.
Hoopy - definition
(adj)
Used to describe something desirable/cool.
"That's such a hoopy towel you've got there! Where'd you get it?"
Hoopy - slang
Crazy, weird, trippy, bizarre, strange, curious; cool, nifty, really great; unexpected- especially unexpectedly opportune.
As used in The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.
Man, directors from the 70's really liked to make some hoopy stuff.
Hoopy
adj. Neat, really together (about a person). One who really knows where his towel is. Originally from the radio series "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams. Also see "frood".
"Hey you, sass that hoopy Ford Prefect? There's a frood who really knows where his towel is!"
Hoopy
1. A slang term used in the northern Ohio Valley regarding people from the northern West Virginian panhandle as well as people who live in rural areas.
2. A derogatory term that can be used as a substitute for hillbilly or hick.
origin- One possible origin of the term hoopy comes from the 19th century in the Ohio Valley during the industrial revolution. Workers created metal or steel "hoops" that they would then use to manufacture barrels. These barrels would be sold to companies for shipping products around the country. The term gained a deragatory connotation as these jobs were considered to be performed by low-skilled, low-wage workers who were either immigrants or came from the local, rural areas. Several producers were located in the northern West Virginia panhandle which had a lot of steel and lumber production at the time, thus the association with West Virginians.
Did you see that guys truck? He's a real hoopy!
Hoopy
really together guy; see frood
Hey, you sass that hoopy Ford Prefect? There's a frood who knows where his towel is.