to hoo
- verb
- /huː/
- But then they would also, one of them would say something and the other ones would go Hoo, Hoo.
But then they would also, one of them would say something and the other ones would go Hoo, Hoo.
- But then they would also, one of them would say something and the other ones would go Hoo, Hoo.
Examples
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I don't boo-hoo him; whatever he has/had has been made worse by substance abuse, but I don't think this guy is faking it.
Blog text (25) -
In the quiet of the night, I heard an owl hoo softly from the tree.
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As the evening grew darker, the owl began to hoo, signaling its presence.
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When the light turned off, the owl started to hoo, creating a haunting melody.
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Etymology
Hoo as a verb comes from copying the owl's sound. To 'hoo' is to make the low, hollow 'cry' of an owl, just like when we say an owl hoots.