holler
//ˈhɑːlər//
Verb
hollerInfinitive
hollerPresent tense
holleredPast tense
holleredPast participle
holleringPresent participle
hollersThird-person singular
1
To shout or yell loudly, often to get someone's attention or express strong emotion.
She hollered at the kids to come inside for dinner.
2
To complain loudly or vehemently about something.
The customers hollered about the poor service at the restaurant.
Noun
hollerSingular
hollersPlural
1
A loud shout or cry.
I heard a holler from across the street.
2
(US regional) A small valley between mountains; a hollow.
My grandparents live in a quiet holler in the Appalachian Mountains.