ho in Latin
ho in Latin is heus — ho means a shout used to draw attention, especially when spotting something in the distance.
ho in Latin
heus
halloo; hey; a call to excite attention, or to give notice of approach.
What does "ho" mean?
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intj A shout used to draw attention, especially when spotting something in the distance.
""Land, ho!" cried the sailor from the crow's nest."
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noun A vulgar slang term for a promiscuous woman; also used more broadly and offensively for "woman".
"The song's lyrics were criticized for calling women "hos"."
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ho in a sentence
- "Land, ho!" cried the sailor from the crow's nest.
- The song's lyrics were criticized for calling women "hos".
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What is "ho" in Latin?
"ho" in Latin is heus. ho means: A shout used to draw attention, especially when spotting something in the distance.
How do you use "ho" in a sentence?
Example: ""Land, ho!" cried the sailor from the crow's nest." In Latin, "ho" is heus.
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