choo
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9.9
A loud shouted sound copying a train to get attention or for play
- interjection
- /tʃu/
- Baby Talk
:
chú-chú
- Next stop, Brown Town Choo Choo wait.
- Ah-choo
- choo, oh
Next stop, Brown Town Choo Choo wait.
- Next stop, Brown Town Choo Choo wait.
- Choo Choo Choo Choo Choo Choo Choo Choo blue chew.
- And now they've say Choo, Choo, Choo, Here comes the Graham cracker.
- Be the real Joe Biden who marry Jill, Lick ice cream, love train Choo Choo.
- As a last question from our audience, Choo, Choo, Choo, how did your relationship with yourself change as you worked to pay off your debt?
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Examples
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To get everyone's attention, she clapped her hands and shouted, 'Choo!' like a playful train.
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Choo Choo, Choo, Choo I yeah, yeah, yeah, hell yeah hell yeah.
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Be gone, choo!
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And now they've say Choo, Choo, Choo, Here comes the Graham cracker.
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The children ran to the window, shouting, 'Choo! Choo! The train is coming!'
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As the toy train rolled by, the kids excitedly yelled, 'Choo Choo!' to imitate its sound.
Synonyms
9.0
A name children use for a train
is an imitative exclamation used by children to mimic a train sound
Compounds
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Choo is a simple sound word that copies the puffing of an old steam train, and children often say choo-choo when they play. So as an exclamation, choo is used like a shout that copies the train's 'choo' sound.