oller

/ ˈɒlə /

noun

"'Oller, an' I'll be back afore yer can say 'knife' an' do fer yer," whispered the man again.

The Bellair folks217 will beat us 'oller; every one o' their blooming hentries is as fit as fiddles.

Then another'n bursts an' I 'ears a man 'oller out—krikey, 'e didn't 'alf scream.

Well, there's plenty o' that sort about; and you can allus tell 'em by the 'oller sound as they makes.

They don't mind it partickler; you'd 'ear 'em 'oller fast enough if they did.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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