Definition of Halloa. Meaning of Halloa. Synonyms of Halloa

- the greeting and the telephone. A 1918 fiction novel uses the spelling "Halloa" in the context of telephone conversations. ****o might be derived from...
- the signalman's own death. The story begins with the narrator calling "Halloa! Below there!" into a railway cutting. The signalman standing on the railway...
- She was a talking bird and knew several phrases, her favourite being "halloa old girl". She may have also used some of the phrases that were used by...
- kept as a pet by Charles ****ens. She knew several phrases, including "halloa, old girl", and was the basis for an integral character in ****ens's novel...
- of the situation, one Confederate guard yelled out to a fellow sentry, "Halloa, Bill—there's somebody's coffeepot upset, sure!" Another example of how...
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- male peers: 'The merry blast of the huntsman's horn resounds, the view-halloa rings out cheerily on the bright crisp air of a fine hunting morning; the...
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- and approached with his gun ****ed. St. John could not respond to his halloas as his tongue and throat were disabled from thirst. Archibald at once started...