Correct spellings for LOIUD-HAILER
- loud hailer The sergeant used a loud hailer to give instructions to his troops.
- loud-hailer The captain grabbed the loud-hailer to issue orders to the crew.
For the misspelling "loiud-hailer", there are a few plausible correction suggestions. The correct term is "loud-hailer", commonly used to refer to a portable device that amplifies and projects sound. Other possible alternatives could be "megaphone" or "bullhorn", both serving a similar purpose of projecting sound over a long distance.
