Examples of 'hollar' in a sentence
Meaning of "hollar"
hollar (noun) - Slang term for a holler, which means a loud cry or shout. It is often used informally to indicate calling out or getting someone's attention. Example: 'He gave a hollar to his friend across the street.'
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- A surname.
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Hollar if you need anything.
Hillbillies from a hollar down in.
Hollar is another app that offers quality products at low prices.
I got some downtown suits wanna hollar with you real quick.
Some of his works were engraved by Wenceslaus Hollar.
McColgan gave Hollar an audition and asked him to join the band.
Van Dyck painted a portrait of the brothers that was later engraved by Wenceslas Hollar.
Hollar also made engravings of oriental views after drawings by Jan Peeters.
I was putting up blackberries when Tremel Blankenship come shouting up the hollar that the No.
You punched Glenn Hollar in the face Not you.
The engraving is by Wenceslaus Hollar.
You get out of this hollar alive son, and you be doing good for yourself.
If you have trouble with your machine, just give me a hollar.
One Love, let me hollar at you for a second.
A weasel fights a cockatrice / basilisk in a print attributed to Wenceslas Hollar.
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Now Sarah, you just hollar if you need any of my help.
Let us complete our business here . Mr Hollar.
You get out of this hollar alive son, you be doin ' good for yourself.
Have all the spare hands placed on the windward rail . Mr Hollar.
He had many pupils, including Wenzel Hollar and Joachim von Sandrart, who wrote his biography . [ 5 ].
Remus: he done caught Brer Rabbit, he hollar out.
Anyone can dance, jump up and down, shout and hollar and Praise the Lord.
The Folger Shakespeare Library also holds some 2000 prints, drawings, and other works by Hollar.
Rouse up the off-watch . Mr Hollar.
