hulloa

[huh-loh, huhl-oh]Chiefly British

interjection, noun, plural hul·loas, verb (used with or without object), hul·loaed, hul·loa·ing.

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Examples from the Web for hulloa

In other words, we are not safe out of the wood yet, Hazon, and so it's too soon to hulloa.
The Sign of the Spider
Bertram Mitford
“Hulloa, I did not know any other vessel was in here,” he said, as we gained the deck.
The Cruise of the Dainty
William H. G. Kingston
I say about sundown we shall be able to run alongside—Hulloa!
The Rival Campers
Ruel Perley Smith
Perhaps they might hear, although the noise of the propeller—Hulloa!
The Dreadnought of the Air
Percy F. Westerman
Hulloa, there, you red-haired varmint, what are you looking after?
Sybil
Benjamin Disraeli