Woo-hoo Exclamation - Definition, Pictures, Pronunciation And Usage ...

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Definition of woo-hoo exclamation from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

woo-hoo exclamation  /ˌwuː ˈhuː/  /ˌwuː ˈhuː/(informal) jump to other results

1. used when you are glad because something happens that you enjoy
   • Woo-hoo! The weekend is here.
   • Woo-hoo! I ran 20 miles and I’m feeling great.
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• woof noun
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