1. present participle of hallo; calling out loudly to attract attention or greet someone

1. the act of calling out loudly; a loud shout or call

Examples

• The children were halloing across the playground to their friends.
• We could hear someone halloing from the other side of the valley.
• The sailor was halloing to the ship from the dock.
• Their constant halloing disturbed the peaceful morning.
• The halloing of the crowd could be heard from miles away.
• She started halloing when she saw her lost dog in the distance.