holler in English

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holler (1), verb, noun.
(Informal.)

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holler (2), noun.
(U.S. Dialect.) hollow (valley).
Ex. It was a long way from the backwoods hollers of West Virginia (Time).

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noun hollerer.

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noun 1. a loud cry or shout.
Ex. I put up a holler right at the jump (George Ade).
2. (U.S.) a work song of Negro slaves and laborers.
Ex. These field hollers, which employed the pentatonic scale now common to African and American Negr

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v.i., v.t. to cry or shout loudly; hollo.

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