hollered
Cried out loudly
Hollered is the past tense of holler, meaning to shout or yell loudly: She hollered at the kids to come inside.
Holler suggests informal, vigorous calling—less refined than shout, more urgent than call.
In some dialects, a holler is also a small valley between hills.
Shouted in deep tones
- screamedUttered a piercing cry
- criedWept or shouted
- roaredMade loud, deep sound
- calledContacted by phone
exclaimed · vociferated · bawled · thundered · boomed · barked · howled · shrieked
Gave advance notice
- alertedGave advance notice
- cautionedGave a warning
- signaledConveyed through indication
- cried outVocalized suddenly, loudly
sounded · emergency · danger · distress · panic · urgent · frantic · desperate
bellowed
Shouted in deep tones
called · exclaimed · vociferated · bawled · thundered · boomed · barked · howled · shrieked · whooped
warned
Gave advance notice
cried out · sounded · emergency · danger · distress · panic · urgent · frantic · desperate · pleaded
called
Contacted by phone
paged · alerted · notified · announced · convened · rallied · requested · implored · contacted · communicated
raged
Expressed violent emotion
berated · scolded · rebuked · chastised · lambasted · lashed · tirade · outburst · tantrum · exploded
- holler back
- holler atSpeak loudly toward
- hoot and holler
- hollering atYelling toward someone
- hollered atLoudly reprimanded someone
- a hoot and a hollerBrief informal distance