holler
/ˈhɑlər/
verb
- To shout or yell loudly, often to get someone's attention or express strong emotion.
- Don't holler at me; I can hear you just fine.
- The coach had to holler from the sidelines to be heard over the crowd.
- I heard someone holler for help from across the street.
- To call out to someone from a distance.
- He hollered to his friend on the other side of the park.
- The farmer hollered to his workers to come in from the rain.
- She hollered across the field that dinner was ready.
noun
- A loud shout or yell.
- We heard a holler from the woods and went to investigate.
- His holler of joy echoed through the stadium.
- A sudden holler from the back of the room startled everyone.