hoolie

As nouns the difference between hoolie and goolie

is that hoolie is a hooligan while goolie is (slang) testicle.

As an adjective holie

is .

As a noun hoolie is

(slang) a hooligan.

As nouns the difference between toolie and hoolie

is that toolie is (australia|colloquial) an adult reveller who deliberately travels to a destination where schoolies congregate, often to solicit sex from the schoolies while hoolie is (slang) a hooligan.

As an adjective roolie

is peaceful; still.

As a noun hoolie is

(slang) a hooligan.

In lang=en terms the difference between hoodie and hoolie

is that hoodie is foreskin while hoolie is a hooligan.

As nouns the difference between hoodie and hoolie

is that hoodie is a sweatshirt, with an integral hood and, sometimes, a large kangaroo pocket at the front while hoolie is a hooligan.

In slang|lang=en terms the difference between hoolie and hooie

is that hoolie is (slang) a hooligan while hooie is (slang) nonsense, silliness, or fake assertions.

As nouns the difference between hoolie and hooie

is that hoolie is (slang) a hooligan while hooie is (slang) nonsense, silliness, or fake assertions.

As an interjection hooie is

(us|south) an expression of relief.

As nouns the difference between doolie and hoolie

is that doolie is a first year student at the United States Air Force Academy; a cadet freshman while hoolie is a hooligan.

As nouns the difference between hoolie and coolie

is that hoolie is (slang) a hooligan while coolie is (offensive|slang) an unskilled asian worker, usually of chinese or indian descent; a labourer; a porter coolies were frequently transported to other countries in the 19th and early 20th centuries as indentured labourers.

Hoolie is a see also of hooly.

As a noun hoolie

is (slang) a hooligan.

As an adjective hooly is

(archaic) holy.

As an adverb hooly is

(archaic|or|scotland) wholly; all the way.

As nouns the difference between hooligan and hoolie

is that hooligan is hooligan while hoolie is (slang) a hooligan.