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Define 'ello Meaning

'ello
just a British way of saying 'hello' with accent.

'ello mate, how u doing?
By Horatia
'Ello, 'Ello, 'Ello...
Eh-loh, Eh-loh, Eh-loh.
"Hello, Hello, Hello."

A Form of British Slang that extends a greeting from one to another when entering into a situation uninvited or abruptly, more often than not, the sender is of higher authority than the receiver, for example, a teacher or a parent.

-A party rages on in a teenagers house in London, and the authorities are called-

Party Attendee: "Man, this is great, I sure hope no cops show up to bust us drinking underage"
Cop: *Walks in the front door with his baton resting on his shoulder, scanning the room for attendees that are drinking underage* "'Ello, 'Ello, 'Ello... now what 'ave we got 'ere, eh?"
By Roanna
Ello
A greating that should be spelled "hello" yet it spelled "ello" for a Brittish sounding accent on the "e"

Ello mate! or just Ello!
By Chrissy
Ello
A greeting often used online in chat box to express a 'hello' but, with style.

Ello bud, how are you doing?
By Helga
Ello
a british greeting.
insted of hello in america
in england its Ello.

this example: Ello Govna.
By Darci
Ello
Another way to say “hello” but it’s 100x better and you need to do a queefy Queen wave as you say it

Ello Emily how is your ranch?
By Dela
Ello
The British version of "Hello", but with an accent.

Ello Hagrid!
By Flora
Ello
Social Networking site which requires invitation. Claims to be free of ads and that the data collected is not bought for advertising space. Wants to be a more exclusive and virtuous 'organic' tumblr-like site.

Tumblr User #1: I gave into the hype about ello last night, you on it yet?
Tumblr User #2: Nah, that'll be over before anyone's heard about it, it's a waste of time.
By Leanna
Ello
Congratulations, you misspelled hello.
How?
Oh and it is a "stilish" way of saying hello

Ming:ello.
Joe:d.di.. did you mispell talking.
Ming:sorry I'm Australian
Joe: nigga you chinese
By Liz
Ello
When you want to be British so get rid of h and add a accent to e

“Ello mate!”

“Are you trying to be British?”
By Sheelah