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yoo-hoo

[yoo-hoo] / ˈjuˌhu /






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If that isn’t a yoo-hoo moment for his better self, then you’ll need to look at the broader history and implications here.

From Washington Post ● Feb. 1, 2016

They saw nothing wrong with yoo-hooing, and proceeded to tell the Army so, with many a yoo-hoo.

From Time Magazine Archive

Within yoo-hoo distance floated the Coast Guard, sternly refusing them food, blankets, sympathy.

From Time Magazine Archive

I just walked out to the gate, and says I to myself, I'll yoo-hoo so that Mr. Gardner can hear over there and come on down.

From The Sagebrusher A Story of the West by Emerson Hough

Her first impulse was to run faster and yoo-hoo, but she thought better of it and, by biting her lips and digging her finger nails, was able to slow down to a casual walk.

From The Vertical City by Fannie Hurst




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