whoo in Finnish
whoo in Finnish is oo, huu, hu-huu — whoo means used to express sudden joy, relief, or excitement.
whoo in Finnish
oo
An expression of delight and excitement.
huu
The wailing cry of a ghost.
hu-huu
The cry of an owl
What does "whoo" mean?
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intj Used to express sudden joy, relief, or excitement.
""Whoo! We actually pulled it off!" she shouted, throwing her arms in the air."
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noun A long, breathy "whoo" sound, especially the call of an owl.
"A soft whoo drifted from the trees just after dusk."
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verb To make a low, breathy "whoo" sound, as an owl does or as people do when cheering.
"The crowd whooed as the band walked on stage."
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whoo in a sentence
- "Whoo! We actually pulled it off!" she shouted, throwing her arms in the air.
- Whoo, that rollercoaster was intense.
- A soft whoo drifted from the trees just after dusk.
- The crowd whooed as the band walked on stage.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "whoo" in Finnish?
"whoo" in Finnish is oo, huu, hu-huu. whoo means: Used to express sudden joy, relief, or excitement.
How do you use "whoo" in a sentence?
Example: ""Whoo! We actually pulled it off!" she shouted, throwing her arms in the air." In Finnish, "whoo" is oo, huu, hu-huu.
Are there other ways to say "whoo" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "whoo": oo, huu, hu-huu.
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