noun Hooley/hoolie is a slang term for a wild party or a noisy commotion.
verb To blow a hooley/hoolie is a colloquial expression meaning to make a lot of noise or cause a disturbance.
article The article 'a' is used before the noun 'hooley/hoolie' to indicate a singular, unspecified instance of the activity.
To blow a hooley/hoolie refers to a strong and violent windstorm or gale.
In nautical terms, blowing a hooley/hoolie means experiencing rough and turbulent seas due to strong winds.
Used informally to describe a situation or event that is chaotic, wild, or out of control.
In a novel set in a coastal town, the author described the storm blowing a hooley, creating chaos and destruction.
The meteorologist warned of strong winds blowing a hooley along the coast, advising people to take precautions.
The maritime engineer had to ensure that the ships in the harbor were secure as the storm blew a hooley through the area.
The construction worker had to halt work on the building site as the wind started to blow a hooley, making it unsafe to continue.