Shouting or yelling loudly, often to get someone's attention or express excitement.
From variant of 'holler,' which came from German 'holler' or related to 'haul.' The word is primarily American dialect and suggests loud, unrefined shouting.
Hollering developed as a communication method in rural areas before phones existed—people would holler across fields and hollows (valleys), which is why it's so connected to Appalachian culture and mountain communities.
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