Holler

usgb/ˈhɑːlər/Volume
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Urgency or ExcitementPlay
Used when someone wants to attract immediate attention or express strong emotion. SlideHe hollered in excitement as he crossed the finish line.
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Informal SituationsPlay
Most appropriate in casual contexts; considered too informal for serious or formal events. SlideAt the concert, everyone hollered along with the music.
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Volume and EmphasisPlay
Implies a higher volume and sometimes a sense of urgency over 'shout' or 'yell'. SlideCan you holler a bit louder? I didn't hear you the first time.