Similar words: hull, hullabaloo, pull on, pull off, pull out, bullock, pullover, pull over. Meaning: [hə'ləʊ] 
n. an expression of greeting.
n. an expression of greeting. 
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(1) Hullo, my covey! What's the row?
(2) Hullo, hullo , hullo, what's going on here?
(3) Hullo, here's a glass door.
(4) Hullo, Hunter, is that you?'
(5) Hullo, darling, Catherine said in a strained voice.
(6) Hullo , Mrs Williams. Were you at the butcher's?
(7) Hullo ! Who's that, taking my name in vain?
(8) Hullo, we almost missed that turn.
(9) He gritted his teeth for a weak Hullo?
(10) She said to him, Hullo, Jimmy.
(11) "Hullo!" said a masker, "here's a wedding."
(12) I just popped in to say Hullo.
(13) Hullo[sentencedict .com], Mole!'said the Water Rat.
(14) Hullo , old bean. What are you doing here?
(15) Hullo, Rat!'said the Mole.
(16) Whether it is a member of the cabinet or parliament or ordinary citizen, a sincere call "hullo Ambassador" makes me feel no any distance with Grenadian people.
(17) Oh , hullo, Peter. What do you want?' said Mary.
(18) Hullo, you that is difficult to pursue, is wants to strengthen me to like your determination?
(19) A very familiar form of greeting , meaning " Hullo " or " How do you feel? "