Soho
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- proper noun
- /ˈsəʊhəʊ/
- Fashionable Femme Jen stopped into the label's flagship store in Soho to find out.
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Watch on YouTubeBut in Soho, you've got street food.
- But in Soho, you've got street food.
- And this was an event that took place in a bar in Soho.
- When I first moved to London, I went out in Soho in something that would not resemble my drag now H&M; dress.
- We went to the BBC, who are great hosts, and then we went to went out into Soho.
- There's stories from journalists of a prostitute in Soho who used to beat him.
- I read somewhere about was it the Soho store, maybe where about, or maybe it wasn't in Soho, but the where the, the, the going downstairs.
Examples
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Ethnic restaurants and pubs do such a great business in Soho that their associated grease occasionally clogs sewers.
Academic text (2008) -
Can we go to Soho, please?
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There were plenty of people about in the streets and in Soho Square.
Fiction book (1990) -
Unfortunately, it's getting harder and harder to put on a really unique party in Soho.
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But in Soho, you've got street food.
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The Other Josh Cohen is now playing Off-Broadway at the Soho Playhouse through November 11.
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There's an exquisite brasserie in Soho.
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Soho is known for its vibrant bars and theaters, attracting visitors from all over Soho.
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Every Saturday night, the streets of Soho come alive with music and laughter.
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I love exploring the eclectic restaurants in Soho with my friends after work.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Soho comes from an old hunting shout, 'soho', that hunters used to call their dogs when this area was open fields. So, that short, loud shout became the place name, which fits why Soho is now known as a busy, lively district.