Hailer example sentences

hailer

definition

  - noun form of hail

hail

verb

hail (verb) · hails (third person present) · hailed (past tense) · hailed (past participle) · hailing (present participle)

  - call out to (someone) to attract attention:

  - signal (an approaching taxicab) to stop:

  - acclaim enthusiastically as being a specified thing:

  - have one's home or origins in (a place):

  - expressing greeting or acclaim:

  - a shout or call used to attract attention.

Synonyms

hail, greet, salute, address, halloo, acknowledge, accost, approach, waylay, stop, catch, collar, buttonhole, nobble, summon, accost, acclaim, praise, applaud, commend, extol, eulogize, vaunt, hymn, lionize, glorify, cheer, salute, exalt, honor, hurrah, hurray, toast, welcome, ballyhoo, emblazon, laud, panegyrize, criticize, condemn, inhabit, greeting, hello, hallo, halloo, call, cry, shout, salutation, acknowledgment, welcome, salute, farewell

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