interjection
wahey
wuh-HAY
Wahey (interjection) means an exclamation of excitement or delight. Example: “Wahey, we won!" he shouted as the final whistle blew.”
interjection
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An exclamation of excitement or delight.
""Wahey, we won!" he shouted as the final whistle blew."
How to use wahey
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA shout of excitement, similar to "woohoo" or "yay".
When to use it
Informal, mainly British spoken usage.
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What does “wahey” mean?
The word “wahey” means an exclamation of excitement or delight. In plain terms, a shout of excitement, similar to "woohoo" or "yay".
How do you pronounce “wahey”?
“Wahey” is pronounced wuh-HAY (/wəˈheɪ/ in IPA).
How do you use “wahey” in a sentence?
Here is “wahey” used in a sentence: “"Wahey, we won!" he shouted as the final whistle blew.”
What part of speech is “wahey”?
“Wahey” is an interjection.