hooley
hoolie
/ (ˈhuːlɪ) /
mainly Irish and NZ a lively party
Origin of hooley
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How to use hooley in a sentence
hooley (Reagan): We had a public event at the airport when we landed.
hooley: I remember [Reagan] telling a story on the flight—not a true story, he didn't mean for us to think it was true.
So I went off early to hooley's forge, near the cross-roads, to see the meet, and look out for my man.
The Knight Of Gwynne, Vol. I (of II) | Charles James LeverThe continuity was being studied by Mr. hooley, the director; and the principals had been furnished with their detail.
Ruth Fielding on the St. Lawrence | Alice B. EmersonIt was an ideal day for out-of-door “shots,” and the camera men and Mr. hooley had the whole company astir betimes.
Ruth Fielding on the St. Lawrence | Alice B. Emerson
It was almost noon before Mr. hooley dared tell the camera men to “shoot the scene.”
Ruth Fielding on the St. Lawrence | Alice B. Emerson“No picture is spoiled until it goes out of our hands, you know,” and Mr. hooley smiled satirically.
Ruth Fielding on the St. Lawrence | Alice B. Emerson
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