Woohoo: meaning, definitions and examples
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woohoo
[ wuːˈhuː ]
expression of joy
Woohoo is an exclamation used to express excitement, joy, or enthusiasm. It is often used in celebrations or to celebrate a success.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- Woohoo! I passed my exam!
- She shouted woohoo as the fireworks lit up the sky.
- He did a little dance and exclaimed woohoo after scoring the winning goal.
- When they announced the winner, the crowd erupted with woohoo!
Translations
Translations of the word "woohoo" in other languages:
🇵🇹 uau
- obá
- yay
🇮🇳 वाह
- याय
- हुर्रे
🇩🇪 juhu
- hurra
- yay
🇮🇩 yeay
- hore
- wohoo
🇺🇦 ура
- йей
- гей
🇵🇱 hurra
- jupi
- yay
🇯🇵 イェイ
- やった
- ウヒョー
🇫🇷 youpi
- hourra
- yay
🇪🇸 yuju
- hurra
- viva
🇹🇷 yaşasın
- hurra
- woohoo
🇰🇷 와
- 이야
- 우후
🇸🇦 يعيش
- هوررا
- واو
🇨🇿 hurá
- juchu
- jupi
🇸🇰 hurá
- jupí
- yay
🇨🇳 哇
- 耶
- 好哇
🇸🇮 hurra
- jupi
- yay
🇮🇸 jé
- úff
- húrra
🇰🇿 ура
- йей
- жарайсың
🇬🇪 იე
- ჰური
- უი
🇦🇿 yaşasın
- hura
- woohoo
🇲🇽 viva
- hurra
- yay
Etymology
The word 'woohoo' is a modern interjection that has become widely recognized in various cultures, especially in English-speaking countries. It is believed to have originated in the latter half of the 20th century, surfacing in popular culture as a playful expression of exuberance. The term likely combines the playful sound of 'woo'—often used in a variety of contexts to convey excitement or surprise—with 'hoo,' another exclamatory sound. Its usage has been popularized further through television, movies, and social media, making it a part of contemporary slang. Today, 'woohoo' is frequently used in everyday conversation, particularly among younger generations. It encapsulates feelings of happiness and celebration, often accompanied by physical gestures like cheering or jumping.