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care a hoot
(redirected from give two hoots)

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not care/give a hoot  (informal) also not care/give two hoots (informal)
if you do not give a hoot about something or someone, you do not care about them at all (often + about ) I don't give a hoot about keeping the house tidy. (often + question word) They don't care two hoots who wins as long as it's a good game.
See also: care, hoot


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Byline: ian PARRI YOU might not give two hoots that the peak once known as Carnedd Uchaf is now named Carnedd Gwenllian, in memory of Wales' last native princess.
Byline: Dylan Hill THOSE who have supported Roger Federer on the fixed-odds won't give two hoots about how he has made today's French Open final against Robin Soderling, but it won't have escaped the notice of spread bettors that Federer doesn't do things the way he used to.
Now the clubs are failing and, like many pubs, foul-mouthed lame brains rule the roost and no-one seems to give two hoots GIVE US A RING ON (0191) 201 6170 AND TELL US WHAT REALLY MAKES YOU ANGRY.
 
 
 
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