oho
Oho (intj) means used to express surprise or a triumphant realization, similar to "aha". Example: “Oho! So that's where you've been hiding," he said with a grin.”
How to use oho
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAn exclamation of sudden, often gleeful, realization or surprise.
Fairly old-fashioned and rarely used in everyday modern speech.
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"_____! So that's where you've been hiding," he said with a grin.
Etymology
From Middle English o ho; o, ho; equivalent to o + ho.
Rhymes for oho
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What does “oho” mean?
The word “oho” means used to express surprise or a triumphant realization, similar to "aha". In plain terms, an exclamation of sudden, often gleeful, realization or surprise.
How do you use “oho” in a sentence?
Here is “oho” used in a sentence: “"Oho! So that's where you've been hiding," he said with a grin.”
What part of speech is “oho”?
“Oho” is an intj.
What is the meaning of oho?
"oho" (intj) means used to express surprise or a triumphant realization, similar to "aha".