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(hɒləʳ)
Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense hollers, present participle hollering, past tense, past participle hollered
verb
If you holler, you shout loudly.
[mainly US, informal]
The audience whooped and hollered. [VERB]
'Watch out!' he hollered. [VERB with quote]
In a minute he'll be hollering at me for coming in late. [Vat/for n]
Cal hollered for help. [VERB + for]
Nick hollered for her to pick up her orders. [V for n to-inf]
[Also V + at]
Synonyms: yell, call, cry, shout More Synonyms of holler
Holler is also a noun.
Whoops and hollers came from the predominantly female audience.
Holler out means the same as holler.
I hollered out the names. [VERB PARTICLE noun]
I heard him holler out, 'Somebody bombed the Church.' [VERB PARTICLE with quote]
[Also VERB PARTICLE]
More Synonyms of holler

holler in British English

(ˈhɒlə) informal
verb
1. 
to shout or yell (something)
noun
2. 
a shout; call
Word origin
variant of C16 hollow, from holla, from French holà stop! (literally: ho there!)

holler in American English 1

(ˈhɑlər)
verb intransitive, verb transitive
1.  Informal
to shout or yell
noun Informal
2. 
a shout or yell
3.  US
a working song sung by U.S. black field workers
Word origin
altered < hollo, holla

holler in American English 2

(ˈhɑlər)
adjective, adverb, noun
Dialectal
hollow

Examples of 'holler' in a sentence
holler

She spun round as the man, with a holler, burst through the door.
Fidelis Morgan THE RIVAL QUEENS: A COUNTESS ASHBY DE LA ZOUCHE MYSTERY (2002)
In the meantime, I want you to holler the moment you get word from Flicker, you understand me?
Clive Barker EVERVILLE (2002)
I wasn't even dressed, I had to open the front window and holler down that they'd have to wait and they needn't expect free breakfasts.
MacLeod, Charlotte SOMETHING IN THE WATER (2002)
If you get stuck, either holler or thump your foot three times.
Elizabeth Lowell THIS TIME LOVE (2002)

In other languages
holler

British English: holler VERB
If you holler, you shout loudly.
The audience whooped and hollered.
Watch out!' he hollered.
  • American English: holler
  • Brazilian Portuguese: berrar
  • Chinese: 喊叫
  • European Spanish: gritar
  • French: brailler
  • German: brüllen
  • Italian: urlare
  • Japanese: 叫ぶ
  • Korean: 고함지르다
  • European Portuguese: berrar
  • Latin American Spanish: gritar

(verb) 
Definition
to shout or yell
He hollered for help.
Synonyms
yell
He was out there shouting and yelling.
call
`Boys!' he called, `Dinner's ready!'
cry
`You're under arrest!' he cried.
shout
We began to shout for help.
cheer
Cheering crowds lined the route.
roar
‘I'll kill you for that,’ he roared.
hail
I saw him and hailed him.
bellow
He bellowed the information into the telephone.
whoop
The audience whooped and cheered with delight.
clamour
My two grandsons were clamouring to go swimming.
bawl
They were shouting and bawling at each other.
hurrah
halloo
hollo
huzzah (archaic)
(noun) 
Definition
a shout or yell
The men were celebrating with whoops and hollers.
Synonyms
yell
He let out a yell.
call
He heard calls coming from the cellar.
cry
Her brother gave a cry of recognition.
shout
I heard a distant shout.
cheer
roar
the roar of lions in the distance
hail
bellow
a bellow of tearful rage
whoop
A wild frenzy of whoops and yells arose outside.
clamour
bawl
hurrah
halloo
hollo
huzzah (archaic)
Seeshout

Nearby words of
holler

  • holiday
  • holier-than-thou
  • holiness
  • holler
  • hollow
  • Hollywood
  • holocaust

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