Meaning
A happy shout that people make when they are excited or when something good happens.
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Word origin
An imitative word: it simply copies the sound people make when they cheer.
- Origin
- English
Examples
! !
"Whoo" is a shout of joy, so it takes an exclamation mark.
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Here "whoo" is the sound the crowd made.
, !
"Whoo" can start a sentence to show excitement.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 16, lesson 4: whoo, oil, suicide and 7 more words.