Halloos [noun]

That was the meaning of all the loud halloo—for that the hounds were unleashed and the hunting-horns sounded.

A boyish impulse, tempted me to give a loud halloo, in order to set the beautiful animal off at its wildest speed.

A loud halloo from Major Mowbray, who seemed advancing upon the wings of the wind, told Dick that he was discovered.

Karlsefin did so, and immediately after a faint and very distant halloo came back in reply.

We have an excellent illustration of those possibilities in the word “halloo,” commonly rendered as “hello.”

After supper they were all gathered as usual about the fire, Blant holding the babe, when there was a halloo from the road.

I have myself been the king's man for thirty years or more, but I have not been wont to halloo about it on a peaceful highway.

Through their guide and spokesman they utter, not the usual halloo, but a quieter hail, with a friendly beckon.

We both sprang to our feet and seizing our guns, stood ready to fire at a moment's warning, "Halloo!"

The steamer passed safely between the two boats, slackening speed as the pilot caught our loud halloo!