Yahoo
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- proper noun
- /jəˈhu/
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Yahoo
- Most of the undergraduates also revealed that they utilized Yahoo after Google for research activities.
- Yahoo search engine
- search on Yahoo
- create a Yahoo account
So it went and bought these digital assets, Yahoo and AOL, it didn't work.
- So it went and bought these digital assets, Yahoo and AOL, it didn't work.
- So Scott, what can you tell us about Yahoo's IPO plans?
- So what is what is what is Yahoo's machine learning thing doing here?
- In fact, I did a Yahoo Finance interview and you could find it.
- The second one is actually from Yahoo, and the joke isn't the fact that Yahoo still exists.
- And so I would buy a lot of keywords on Google, Bing, Yahoo.
- So I actually, I ran the search group for Yahoo, Amazon, Google, and last year at YouTube.
- These include Flextronics, Google, PayPal and Yahoo.
- But I was, I did it as a sort of a freelance project with him for Yahoo News.
- A year later, they changed their name to Yahoo!
Examples
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His work has appeared on Fox News, Fox Business, and Yahoo News, among other publications.
Blog text (1) -
Community Sixth season was picked up by none other than the world famous Yahoo Screen.
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You get those for free on Yahoo Finance for example.
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In fact, I did a Yahoo Finance interview and you could find it.
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So these are the top five Yahoo suggestions sponsored by Yahoo.
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You can do your own search through a search engine such as Yahoo! or Snap.com.
Academic text (1999) -
So Scott, what can you tell us about Yahoo's IPO plans?
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Such information can be found on various information portals like Yahoo! or Quicken.
Academic text (2005) -
Delicious (n.d.) was founded in 2003 and then acquired by Yahoo in 2005.
Academic text (2015) -
You can find news articles and recipes on Yahoo without any charge.
Synonyms
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1.0
A popular website that finds web pages for your search
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A website people use for email, news, and web searches
A search engine you use to find answers by typing questions
A search website that let people ask questions in plain English
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yahoo as the name of the internet company was chosen by its founders in 1994 because they liked the short, joyful shout 'yahoo!' and playfully turned it into the acronym Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle; that excited, discovery feeling helps you remember it is a place for news, email and other information.