Holler
JArchibald at aol.com
JArchibald at aol.com
Tue May 23 23:56:56 UTC 2000
=> 5/23/00 7:04:19 PM EDT, sr at evolgo.de =>
<< What's the meaning of 'holler'? >>
Never to be less than thorough with answers to questions on the Squeak
mailing list, Merriam-Webster yields the following American English (not to
be confused with "real" English :-o ) definitions:
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hol*ler [1] (verb) hol*lered; hol*ler*ing
[alteration of hollo]
verb intransitive
First appeared 1699
1 : to cry out (as to attract attention or in pain) : SHOUT
2 : GRIPE, COMPLAIN
verb transitive
: to call out (a word or phrase)
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holler [2] (noun)
First appeared 1825
1 : SHOUT, CRY
2 : COMPLAINT
3 : a freely improvised work song of black Americans <field ~s>
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holler [3]
chiefly dialect variant of HOLLOW
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Cheers,
Jerry.
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