Holi

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Holi is a informal way to say Hola in Spanish. It’s similar to hi and hey. It’s commonly used in Mexico. (Most used by girls) Urban Dictionary

The vagina of any royal female. Usually wet. Urban Dictionary

Used to emphasize something. Those who use this show they have no doubt clouding their mind on the matter at hand. Urban Dictionary

To be holy is to be pure—innocent in all you say and do, having no hidden motives, wronging no one. It is to be as openhearted as a little child and transparent in spirit as the crystal sea before the throne. To be holy is to be a keeper of all promises and a restorer of all good things. Holiness is the foundation of all right relationships and the standard for all actions of all people at all times. Holiness does not grant a different standard for anyone at any level of knowledge, age or capability. All people and all nations are accountable for living in a spirit of holiness at all times and in all ways. All nations and every individual will be judged by this one standard of holiness--there is no alternative, otherwise God would be subject to the whims of the nations as their different and conflicting doctrines of justice rise and fall. This means that God will not judge the communists by their collective utilitarian doctrines nor will he judge the west by its individualistic doctrines of human rights. He will hold the judges of the earth accountable to holiness in every decision they ever made throughout all human history. Holiness brings forth righteousness in the land. Holiness separates you and the nation from all wickedness of spirit. In contrast, the secular doctrines of human rights and of utilitarianism justify and greatly expand wickedness of spirit. This means that holiness is the means of learning moral truth and achieving pure motives. Urban Dictionary

God's spirit and resultant work in you. Urban Dictionary

A religious observance practiced in India, Bangladesh and Nepal practiced on the last full moon day of the lunar month of "Phalguni "in the Hindu calendar, which occurs around the beginning of Spring in March. It is also practiced by the Indian Hindu/Sikh/Jain diaspora in Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Burma, Maldives, Mauritus and in western countries like the US and Canada. It is known as the festival of colors, since Indians celebrate the day by smearing colored powder on each other as a gesture of brotherhood and goodwill. Christian extremists (like this guy "John Francois" with his misspellings and misgivings about Holi) from the Northeastern parts of India hate this festival because they are illiterate nuts who have been radicalized by racist missionaries from abroad. Urban Dictionary

The Indian festival of colors where people throw colored powder on each other to welcome spring. Urban Dictionary

The state of having holes. Urban Dictionary

Used to exagerate the feeling of surprise. Urban Dictionary

Set apart; absolutely other; unique in every way; pure; sole, unpoluted. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to holi:
holi.

Adjectives that are often used to describe holi:
first, national, sacred, true, personal, last, next, happy, celebrated, little, modern, many, bloody, extra, fewer, american, long, more.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective holi:
day, fire, dulhendi, festival.

Words that sound like holi:
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