hollerer
One who yells
A hollerer is someone who hollers—who shouts, yells, or calls out loudly.
The word often suggests repeated or habitual shouting: He was known as a hollerer on the sidelines.
In some Southern and Appalachian contexts, a hollerer may be someone who practices traditional vocal calls across distances or valleys.
Admirer or air mover
- stadiumLarge venue for spectators
- applauseCollective hand-clapping approval
- supporterOne who backs another
- rooterEnthusiastic team backer
cheerleader · sideline · bleachers · encouragement · team · victory · chant · ovation
Vigorous cause champion
- demonstrationPublic display of opinion
- picketPointed fence stake
- rallyGathering for a cause
- dissentDisagreement with authority
outcry · placard · march · chant · solidarity · movement · megaphone · slogan
Intense, expressive happiness
- elationIntense triumphant joy
- revelryNoisy, lively celebration
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
- excitementState of eager enthusiasm
joyfulness · vivacity · zest · glee · merriment · exhilaration · ebullience · festivity
shout
Loud vocal outburst
scream · howl · booming · thunderous · stentorian · piercing · loud · cry · call · vociferous
fan
Admirer or air mover
- stadiumLarge venue for spectators
- applauseCollective hand-clapping approval
- supporterOne who backs another
rooter · cheerleader · sideline · bleachers · encouragement · team · victory · chant · ovation · clapping
activist
Vigorous cause champion
- demonstrationPublic display of opinion
- picketPointed fence stake
- rallyGathering for a cause
dissent · outcry · placard · march · chant · solidarity · movement · megaphone · slogan · demand
jubilation
Intense, expressive happiness
excitement · joyfulness · vivacity · zest · glee · merriment · exhilaration · ebullience · festivity · whooping
alarm
Urgent warning signal
sentinel · watchman · siren · clarion · announcement · heads-up · forewarn · caution · cry · hail
hollererwhisperer
One who speaks softly
mute · wallflower · listener · introvert · shrinking violet
- holler back
- holler atSpeak loudly toward
- hoot and holler
- hollering atYelling toward someone
- hollered atLoudly reprimanded someone
- a hoot and a hollerBrief informal distance