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(also spelled holler in some areas, especially Kentucky) A very old Southern USA term meaning "down the road a spell" or, more accurately, "down in the valley a ways." Used a couple of hundred years before anyone had ever heard of Gangsta or "white, pasty people misusing Gangsta words."
Step out on the porch and give a yell down the hollar to your brother.
hollar by White-pasty-Danny February 4, 2007
Verb. An old hick word meaning to yell.
Noun. A small dip between hills not large enough to be considered a valley.
When you are ready to leave just hollar at me.
I saw your horse in the hollar down past pens.
Hollar by An elf of Quenya June 10, 2018
1)to shout back at your dawg
2)to show excitement
give me a hollar sometime.
hollar by Sam Shady July 21, 2003
1. Middle-america's try-to-be-urban cool version of "holla," an endearing solicitation for verbal replies as popularized by the Rocafella clique.

2. Cool urban youth's making fun of the played out "holla" that Middle America has adopted with their unknowing mispronunciation of the slang that was cool approximately 1 1/2 years ago
"Yo Jeb! Stop at the General Store and cop me a Phillie and a 40 ounce bottle of Old E and meet me on the dirt road near our old fishin hole! Hollar!"
hollar by potter420 July 21, 2003

hollar hog

A female that fucks anything insite and slutyy bucket
hollar hog by Hammie 69 March 23, 2017

hollar sled 

a run down, beat up vehicle that is used to get from point A to point B. Usually associated with rednecks.
Did you see that hollar sled in the Wal-Mart parking long?
hollar sled by Only in WV August 10, 2009
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