hulla

I was whoring around the internet when the whole hulla bulloo with Crystal and her blog went down.

Confessions Of A Bad Mother | Her Bad Mother 2009

Nunavut, created in 1999 by the ever-PC Canadians means either a corrosion product found on ship's hulla, or "meaning "our land" in Inuktitut".

Of the war... it lies red.... Ann Althouse 2009

Still, in what some would say was an attempt to ameliorate the sense of embarrassment at America's isolation in the world, it was possible to experience a little of the hulla-balloo of this big competition in cafes and bars with screens showing games - and supporters cheering and booing enthusiastically in various US cities.

Alan Miller: Can Football (Soccer) Change the World? 2008

How Casey's story has been lost in the hulla-balloo that almost always is surrounding me.

Casey Austin Sheehan May 29, 1979 - April 4, 2004 2006

I came across some women mock-weeping for the dead: at their elbow two girls were washing clothes, and when little children, catching sight of me, ran to their mothers, the women stopped their hulla-baloo, had a good stare at me, exchanged a few words of mutual inquiry, and then resumed their bellowing.

Across China on Foot Edwin John Dingle 1926

I see old Jackerie in the flap with his pack and bag, his wonted grace and patience, his dolce-far-niente eyes and soft, southern Italian voice, saying, "No hulla-non-enty."

Documenting the American South: The Southern Experience in 19-th Century America 1913

You see you set a bad example to the rest and it costs a mint of money to chase you every time, arousing the whole country and having such a hulla-baloo all over a worn-out old slave.

Sunshine and Shadow of Slave Life. Reminiscences As Told by Isaac D. Williams to "Tege" 1885

The giant, who appeared to have lost faith in his hulla-balooing, had again watched him, did exactly as the dog had done, and carried a bear home; but his wife, when she came to go out for it, found nothing but a black stick tied to his belt.

The Indian Fairy Book From the Original Legends Cornelius Mathews 1853

The negro, who saw the huge shaggy quadruped coming straight towards him, at once set up a loud "hulla-balloo," and, with his eyes almost starting from their sockets, was endeavouring to retreat backwards, and get out of the way.

Bruin The Grand Bear Hunt Mayne Reid 1850

All of the talk of innocent passengers lost was dismissed as "hulla-balloo", and they said that they were prepared to do it again.

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