hollered
word · lemma: holler
Definition
To yell or shout loudly, often because you are angry, scared, or want to get someone's attention.
Usage & Nuances
"Hollered" is informal and used mainly in American English. It often suggests a raw, emotional sound, stronger than just 'shout'. Common in stories or dialogue. Synonyms: 'yelled', 'shouted'. Rarely used in formal writing.
Spanish: gritar - chillarPortuguese (BR): gritar - berrarPortuguese (PT): gritar - berrarChinese (Simplified): 大声喊叫 - 嚷嚷Chinese (Traditional): 大聲喊叫 - 嚷嚷Hindi: चिल्लाना - जोर से बोलनाArabic: صاح - صرخ
Example Sentences
She hollered at her brother to come inside.
basic
The teacher hollered for silence.
basic
He hollered when he saw the snake.
basic
She hollered my name from across the street.
natural
"Watch out!" he hollered as the ball flew by.
natural
The crowd hollered in excitement when the band came on stage.
natural