halloed
/həˈloʊd/
verb
- Shouted or called out to attract attention or greet someone from a distance.
- She halloed to the ferryman from the dock, waving her arms.
- The hiker halloed across the valley to warn his friends of the storm.
- The children halloed to each other as they played hide-and-seek in the woods.
- Urged on or encouraged (especially hounds or dogs) by shouting.
- The hunter halloed the hounds as they picked up the scent.
- The trainer halloed the sled dogs to maintain their speed.
- He halloed his dogs to keep them on the trail of the rabbit.
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