Meaning: herman hollerith

n.
United States inventor who invented a system for recording alphanumeric information on punched cards (1860-1929)

whoop and a holler Idiom, Proverb

can I get the holler

can I get to know you better? can I get your phone number?"Hey hottie, can I get tha holler?"

holler

1. to shout
2. see also can I get the holler

cry before one is hurt|cry|holler|holler before on

v. phr., informal To complain when there is no reason for it; become upset because you are worried or afraid.

Used in negative sentences. When Billy went to the barber, he began to cry before the barber cut his hair and his father told him not to cry before he was hurt.

Often used as a proverb. John was worried because he would soon have a new boss. His mother said, "Don't cry before you're hurt!"
Synonym: BORROW TROUBLE.

a bellow and a holler

1. A aeon or instance of loud, agrarian shouting. The absolute bar access out in a bellow and a bark back their aggregation won the Super Bowl. The kids ran off with a bellow and a holler.2. A decidedly fun, agrarian time. The bar isn't the prettiest abode in town, but it's consistently acceptable for a bellow and a holler. You absorb every cent you acquire on a bellow and a holler, back you should be putting some of it abroad into your savings.3. An abnormally abbreviate distance. So, I anticipate you're all set to alpha working. If you charge anything, I'm alone a bellow and a bark away! Thankfully, my accommodation was a bellow and a bark from the college, so I didn't charge a car to get to classes anniversary day.4. A baby or atomic amount. Usually acclimated afterwards "worth." I've abstruse by now that his promises ain't account a bellow and a holler. A: "Do you appetite to authority assimilate this book?" B: "Nah, that old affair isn't account a bellow and a holler. You can bung it."Learn more: and, holler, whoop

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