whoop

For every whoop of the Hurons, the Iroquois give an angry yell of defiance.

They shall return to England with the whoop of the mountains in them and ready to jump out.

I 'lowed ye hed ther power ter shout fer me when ye war ready, I wasn't more'n a whoop an' a holler distant.

Bud gave a whoop of excitement and everyone crowded around the radarscope.

She opened it in a whoop of joy and catching up her skirts ran to smother Bob in a great hug.

All is still in the cell-house, save for a wild Indian whoop now and then by the vigil-keeping boys.

On our arrival we gave one yell or whoop, to apprise the enemy of our presence in the field.

Probably, tired from their long cramped cruises, impatient for their fling, they just didn't care a whoop.

For half a minute this mild repartee continued, to be interrupted presently by a whoop from out of the fog.

Tommy gave vent to a whoop of appreciation before he turned to Courtlandt, who was regarding the ranch-house door unseeingly.