intj
woohoo
woo-HOO
Woohoo (intj) means an exclamation of excitement, joy, or approval. Example: “Woohoo, we won!" she shouted, jumping up from her seat.”
intj
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An exclamation of excitement, joy, or approval.
"Woohoo! It’s summer again!"
""Woohoo, we won!" she shouted, jumping up from her seat."
How to use woohoo
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA cheerful shout used when something great happens.
When to use it
Very informal and spoken — not used in formal writing.
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"_____, we won!" she shouted, jumping up from her seat.
Etymology
A playful extension of "hoo," used purely for its expressive sound.
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What does “woohoo” mean?
The word “woohoo” means an exclamation of excitement, joy, or approval. In plain terms, a cheerful shout used when something great happens.
How do you pronounce “woohoo”?
“Woohoo” is pronounced woo-HOO (/wuːˈhuː/ in IPA).
How do you use “woohoo” in a sentence?
Here is “woohoo” used in a sentence: “"Woohoo, we won!" she shouted, jumping up from her seat.”
What part of speech is “woohoo”?
“Woohoo” is an intj.
