Holler Edit Meaning

1.

1. v. To shout loudly, especially when in pain.

2. v. To yell at ill-behaved children who normally reside in the southern United States.

3. v. To address a friend, colleage, or object of romantic pursuit; the caucasian form of "holla."

4. v. An expression meant to express agreement with another person's declarative statement; the caucasian form of "holla."

1. "When he dropped the hammer on my foot, I hollered so loud that the whole neighborhood could hear!"

2. "I could see Cletus tryin' to kiss his sister from across the yard, so I hollered at him to stop before I got my favorite switch."

3. "Holler at your boy," or "Holler at me tomorrow, girl."

4. Person 1: "Yo you have no business pimpin' like that with those new sneaks, son."

Person 2: "Holler at a baller. I got 'em yesterday."

See slang, rap, hiphop, white, black

2.

a friendly term used to express excitement by a person lacking color (caucasians)

Karen: Hey theres a hot party tonight

Pat: HOLLER!

fyi: karen and pat are both preppy white kids

3.

noun. Version of the word "hollow" in the southern dialect.

"Spend my dollar, parked in the holler 'neath the mountain moonlight" -Alabama

See hollow, hollar, holla, valley

4.

The way white people say holla.

White person: Hey my fellow brotherns, wat it is yo. I gotta go but holler at me later.

5.

a cracka's way of sayin "holla". Holler is used (1) when in agreement with something, (2)to greet someone or (3) at random times.

(1) -Yo. What is Up Cracka?

-Nothing dogg.

-That babe over there sure is fine.

-Cracka Whaaaat?

-Cracka Please.

-These Cheez Nips sure are good.

-Holler.

(2)-Hello, Fitzgerald.

-Holler!

(3)-So I was at the Gymnasium the other night and--

-Holler!

6.

1. Interjection, an exclamation of greeting. 2. Verb a) To party; b) Enjoyable, pleasing or beautiful.

1. Holler, Tom. Holler back, Pete.

2. a) Gordon hollered into the wee hours; b) Lunch hollered.

7.

1. Interjection: an exlamation of greeting. 2. Verb: a) to party; b) enjoyable, pleasing or beautiful.

1. Holler, Tom. Holler back, Pete.

2. a) Gordon got splitand hollered into the wee hours. b) I recommend the trout meuniere; it hollers.