hooptie n.
1. (US orig. California) a car, esp. the latest model.
Black Mask Stories (2010) 569/1: he’s down there in that bail-bond office. That’s his hoopie out in front of it. | ‘Murder on the Gayway’ in||
‘Sl. of Watts’ in Current Sl. III:2 30: Hoopty, whoopty, n. A car [...] hoopy, whoopy, a car. | ||
Underground Dict. (1972) 105: hoopdee. n. (B.) Latest-model car. | ||
Urban Black Argot 141: Hoopdie / Hoopie a car. | ||
Modern English 64: hoopry (n): A car. | ||
Central Sl. 58: whoop de A car. | ||
Campus Sl. Apr. 3: hoopty – a big car. | ||
Monster (1994) 258: Get yo’ black ass out the hoop. Park that piece of shit. | ||
Ebonics Primer at www.dolemite.com 🌐 hoopty Definition: a big ass car. i.e. Electra 225 (deuce and a quarter) or 1970’s Chevy Impala. Example: 20 of my bruthas went pimpin’ in my hoopty. | ||
Them (2008) 109: Cadillacs and hoopties parked back-to-back. | ||
ThugLit Mar. [ebook] He started his hoopty and drove out of our driveway. | ‘The Rat & the Cobra’ in||
Sellout (2016) 38: Bumrush’d at caps and hollow point shell / While hooptie and hoodlum fell. | ||
🎵 Hooptie full of packs, what’s that? Ah man, I’m hearing the sirens go. | ‘The Bag’
2. (US black) a worn-out, falling-to-pieces automobile.
🎵 My hooptie rollin’, tailpipe draggin’. | ‘My Hooptie’||
Street Talk 2 50: That hooptie just crashed into that wall! | ||
College Sl. Research Project (Cal. State Poly. Uni., Pomona) 🌐 Hoopdie (noun) A junk car. | ||
Online Sl. Dict. 🌐 hoopdee n 1. an old, rusty, dented, beaten-up car. (‘I had to ride in my friends hoopdee.’). | ||
Shame the Devil 128: Randy wouldn’t be drivin’ no hooptie and shit. | ||
Drama City 105: Lee had this hoop, an old Camry. | ||
Generation Kill ep. 1 [TV script] Here we are invading a country with ghetto hoopdies. | ‘Get Some’||
🎵 Imagine a saviour born in a Mexican hooptie. | ‘Sign of The Times’||
🎵 If we need to re-up then we skr through lanes in that hoopty. | ‘Mandem Salute’||
Boy from County Hell 124: [O]ne of those old hoopties. |