hollered at
Shouted criticism toward
To holler at someone is to shout to get their attention or communicate across distance: I hollered at him from across the parking lot.
In informal American speech, especially African American Vernacular English, to holler at someone means to contact or talk to them later: Holler at me when you're free.
It can also mean to flirt with or hit on someone: Some guy was hollering at her outside the club.
- angryFeeling strong displeasure
- yellSpeak very loudly
- shoutedSpoke very loudly
- screamLoud sharp cry
- rebukedSharply criticized for fault
called out · scolded · chewed out · dressed down · read the riot act · thundered · frustrated · berated · bellowed · argument · urgent · sports event · reprimanded · in trouble · roared · chastised · protest · rally
hollered atpraised
Expressed approval of
complimented · encouraged · commended · soothed · reassured
hollered atignored
Purposely not noticed
overlooked · let slide · bit one's tongue · held one's peace