anyhoo
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Adverb — A casual, jokey way of saying "anyhow" — used to change the subject or get back on track after a tangent.
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Very informal and conversational; avoid it in writing that needs to sound professional.
Etymology
A playful spin on "anyhow," echoing an old Scots pronunciation ("onyhoo").
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What does “anyhoo” mean?
The word “anyhoo” means a casual, jokey way of saying "anyhow" — used to change the subject or get back on track after a tangent. In plain terms, a breezy, informal "anyway" — used to move a conversation along.
How do you use “anyhoo” in a sentence?
Here is “anyhoo” used in a sentence: “Anyhoo, back to what I was saying before we got sidetracked.”
What part of speech is “anyhoo”?
“Anyhoo” is an adverb.