holler
/ˈhɑlər/Definitions
1. noun
a loud, high-pitched cry, especially one of excitement or warning.
“The crowd’s holler could be heard for miles when their favorite team scored a goal.”
2. verb
to shout or cry loudly, often to attract attention.
“She hollered for help when she fell down the stairs.”
3. verb
to call or summon loudly, often to someone in the distance.
“He hollered to his friend across the field, asking them to come over.”
4. interjection
an expression of surprise, excitement, or alarm, often in the form of a loud shout.
“Holler! I just won the lottery!”