hollers Synonyms
hollers Meaning
hollers
an African American work song freely improvised usually in terms of the particular occupation of the moment and often without words, gripe, complain, shout, cry, complaint, to cry out (as to attract attention or in pain), to call out (a word or phrase), complain sense 1, to cry or call out
hollers Sentence Examples
- The angry villager hollered at the trespasser, demanding their immediate departure.
- The crowd erupted in raucous hollers as the winning team entered the stadium.
- The sergeant hollered orders to his troops, guiding their advance through the dense forest.
- The baby's piercing hollers woke the entire house in the middle of the night.
- The marketplace was filled with the hollers of vendors trying to sell their wares.
- The hunter hollered to his dogs, signaling them to join him in the pursuit.
- The crowd hollered with delight as the fireworks exploded in the night sky.
- The coach hollered encouragement to his team, urging them to give their all.
- The drunken man stumbled around town, hollering obscenities at passersby.
- The tornado's deafening hollers caused widespread panic and destruction.
FAQs About the word hollers
an African American work song freely improvised usually in terms of the particular occupation of the moment and often without words, gripe, complain, shout, cry
shouts, screams, cries, howls,yells, squeals, shrieks, whoops, yowls, roars
whispers,murmurs, mutters,gasps, mumbles,whimpers
The angry villager hollered at the trespasser, demanding their immediate departure.
The crowd erupted in raucous hollers as the winning team entered the stadium.
The sergeant hollered orders to his troops, guiding their advance through the dense forest.
The baby's piercing hollers woke the entire house in the middle of the night.
