whoop in Irish
whoop in Irish is cuach — whoop means a loud shout of joy or excitement.
whoop in Irish
cuach
A loud, eager cry, usually of joy.
What does "whoop" mean?
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noun A loud shout of joy or excitement.
"A whoop went up from the crowd when the home team scored."
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verb To shout loudly in excitement or celebration.
"The kids whooped as the roller coaster crested the first hill."
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whoop in a sentence
- A whoop went up from the crowd when the home team scored.
- The kids whooped as the roller coaster crested the first hill.
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What is "whoop" in Irish?
"whoop" in Irish is cuach. whoop means: A loud shout of joy or excitement.
How do you use "whoop" in a sentence?
Example: "A whoop went up from the crowd when the home team scored." In Irish, "whoop" is cuach.
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