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wooo

wooo

8 8.2
A loud shout people make to show excitement
  • interjection
  • /wuː/
  • Informal
: ¡woo!
  • Wooo yeah!

Me and Heath were like, woo, yeah, you keep going it.

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Examples

  • See, you just, you go out one time and then it's like, woo, you go out.

  • Me and Heath were like, woo, yeah, you keep going it.

  • We were like, woo, but like, it was children.

  • Woo ready set woo ready set woo.

  • And they're always like, walk around and go woo woo, woo.

  • Wooo!

  • If if we got a sale from Amazon, woo Hoo, right, I'm burying anything.

  • How y'all stinky cuties out there doing woo good.

  • I feel like, hey, all those weights I've been lifting been paying off Woo woo flex flex.

  • Wooo! I can't believe we won the game!

Synonyms

wow
vswooo
  • Informal
∞ 1.0

A short word people say to show surprise or admiration

focuses on joyful celebration and enthusiastic cheering rather than surprise
ooh
vswooo
  • Informal
∞ 7.2

A short sound people make to show surprise or pleasure

is intended for joyous celebration and pronounced cheering
whoo
vswooo
  • Informal
500 9.2

A loud shout people make to show excitement or surprise

is used mainly for broad enthusiastic celebration rather than surprise
hoo
vswooo
  • Informal
389 9.9

A shout people make to show excitement or surprise

is mainly for joyful celebration rather than quick surprise
yay
vswooo
  • Informal
196 6.0

A short shout people make to show happiness or excitement

is a fuller celebratory cry for stronger joy or triumph
holy shit
vswooo
  • Offensive
169 9.9

A strong phrase people say when they are very surprised or shocked

is a neutral celebratory exclamation without strong profanity
hooray
vswooo
  • Informal
58 1.4

A short shout to show excitement or happiness

is used widely for celebration beyond formal cheering contexts
ooo
vswooo
  • Informal
52 9.4

A short sound people say to show surprise or admiration

is used for lively celebration and expressed cheering
OMG
vswooo
  • Slang
52 8.2

A short exclamation people say to show surprise, excitement or disbelief

is focused on joyful celebration rather than shocked disbelief
whoop
vswooo
  • Informal
38 4.9

A loud high shout to show excitement or joy

is broader and can be simple celebration without loudness
hurray
vswooo
32 2.6

A shout people make when they are happy or excited

is the common exclamation for celebration across contexts
aaah
vswooo
  • Informal
30 8.4

A sound people make when they suddenly understand or feel pleased

is used to show excited celebration and enthusiastic joy
yahoo
vswooo
  • Informal
24 7.8

A loud shout of joy people make when they feel excited

is a general shout of excitement, not always triumphant
wah
vswooo
  • Informal
22 9.9

A short cry showing surprise or excitement

is used for sustained celebratory enthusiasm rather than brief surprise
ooooh
vswooo
  • Informal
16 8.3

A short sound people say to show surprise or excitement

is the plain celebratory shout without extended vowel emphasis
hubba
vswooo
  • Archaic
14 9.9

A short shout showing excitement and admiration about someone's appearance

is used for general celebration beyond remarks about looks
aaa
vswooo
  • Informal
13 8.6

A short shout showing excitement or joy

is the usual celebratory shout for happiness and triumph
whooo
vswooo
  • Informal
9 9.4

A shout of strong excitement or joy

is the basic exclamation without extended vocal emphasis
oooo
vswooo
  • Informal
9 9.9

A short sound people make to show surprise or admiration

is the short celebratory shout for clear enthusiasm
huzzah
vswooo
  • Archaic
6 9.9

A loud old-fashioned word people shout to show joy or approval

is the modern everyday expression used for celebration
wahoo
vswooo
  • Informal
5 9.3

A loud shout to show joy or excitement

is broader, used for any excited or celebratory reaction
woohoo
vswooo
  • Informal
5 7.4

A loud shout people make to show excitement or joy

is a general shout of excitement used across celebrations
yippie
vswooo
  • Informal
5 8.7

A short shout people make to show excitement or happiness

is the standard exclamation for broad enthusiastic celebration
hoorah
vswooo
  • Informal
5 7.9

A short shout people say to show joy or approval

is aimed at celebration without implying encouragement
woop
vswooo
  • Informal
4 8.9

A short shout that shows joy or excitement

is the general exclamation for excitement and celebration
woot
vswooo
  • Slang
2 9.9

A short shout of joy used online

applies broadly beyond online use to many situations
opa
vswooo
  • Informal
1 9.9

A short shout to show excitement or encouragement at a party

is the general exclamation for excitement beyond cultural celebrations
fantastico
vswooo
  • Informal
1 9.6

A word people say when they feel very pleased or excited

is a broad celebratory shout not tied to describing quality
squee
vswooo
  • Slang
1 9.9

A short excited sound people make to show sudden delight

is broader, used for general celebration and loud cheering
whee
vswooo
  • Informal
1 9.8

A short sound people make to show fake excitement about something boring

is used sincerely for real celebration and joyful cheering
oooh
vswooo
  • Informal
1 8.7

A quiet sound people make when they are surprised or impressed

is the straightforward jubilant cry used for celebration
whoot
vswooo
  • Slang
1 9.9

A short excited word typed online to show joy

is the standard spoken or written exclamation for celebration
to hurrah
vswooo
1 8.1

To shout loudly to show joy or approval

is more general and may be used for casual excitement

How Excited

to whoop
  • Informal
9 3.7
yahoo
  • Informal
24 7.8
wooo
  • Informal
8 8.2
yay
  • Informal
196 6.0

Surface Forms

wooo main

Etymology

The word wooo also comes from the same copied sound woo but used happily, like a quick 'whoop' or 'woohoo' of joy. That's why people shout it to show excitement or to celebrate.