(slang, US, intransitive) To draw attention to something about to happen or already in progress in the hope of preventing it from proceeding.
(slang, US, intransitive) To draw attention to something about to happen or already in progress in the hope of preventing it from proceeding.
It's alright to holler copper on a guy—but this guy was her friend.
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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To call out or shout — usually in a friendly sense, like "holler at me." Also a noun for a small mountain valley (Appalachian).
(slang, originally, AAVE) To respond or to reply to someone, often in an enthusiastic or playful way.
(slang, originally, AAVE) To respond to someone's flirtatious or romantic advances.
(slang, originally, AAVE) To return a phone call or message.
(informal) A holler back; a reply.