hollerers
Those who yell
Hollerers are people who holler—who shout or call out loudly.
The word suggests repeated or habitual shouting rather than a single instance: The hollerers at the protest could be heard blocks away.
In folk music contexts, a hollerer is someone who performs field hollers, the unaccompanied vocal calls that preceded the blues.
People who yell
- yellersThose who vocalize loudly
- callersThose who phone
- criersPublic announcers or weepers
- singersThose who vocalize melodies
belters · chanters · crooners · wailers · howlers · screamers · vocalizers · announcers
Those who invoke presence
- beckonersThose who gesture approach
- alertersThose who warn others
- warnersThose who alert
- outdoor voicesLouder speech for outside
Public protest participants
- activistsPeople working for causes
- picketersPeople protesting with signs
- marchersThose who walk together
- ralliersThose who unite together
strikers · agitators · dissenters · objectors · hecklers · advocates · campaigners · boycotters
Folk songs from highlands
- call-and-responseAlternating musical exchange
- old-time musicAppalachian string band folk
- ridge runnersAppalachian bootleggers
- congregational singingCollective vocal worship
shouters
People who yell
singers · belters · chanters · crooners · wailers · howlers · screamers · vocalizers · announcers · proclaimers
summoners
Those who invoke presence
demonstrators
Public protest participants
- activistsPeople working for causes
- picketersPeople protesting with signs
- marchersThose who walk together
ralliers · strikers · agitators · dissenters · objectors · hecklers · advocates · campaigners · boycotters · suffragettes
mountain music
Folk songs from highlands
- call-and-responseAlternating musical exchange
- old-time musicAppalachian string band folk
- ridge runnersAppalachian bootleggers
- noisemakersnoisemaker, air horn, bell, buzzer, kazoo
- hollered atLoudly reprimanded someone