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Words, grammatical forms and meanings linked to the ontology.

woohay en · INTJ

Pronunciation

  • /wuːˈheɪ/
  • /wʊˈheɪ/

Etymology

Onomatopoeic, perhaps a blend of woohoo + hey.

Meanings

  1. Synonym of whoo, expressing excitement or joy.
    • This is a kooky deep existentialism with Ka-pow Kapazz! Woohay! 2014 April 4, Ruth Chang (int. Richard Marshall), “the existentialist of hard choices”, in 3:AM Magazine:
    • I'd say 'Woohay, remember the day?' If I had one last wish, I'd ask you to kiss these lips goodbye. 2010, Left Boy, “Best Friend”, in Genius:
    • Well, I think vegetable oil is a BATTER option to fossil fuels. Woohay! 2004 May 25, Cubesville, “Alternative fuel -- veggie style!”, in The Modern Antiquarian:
    • …The couple beside her hauled their considerable asses off their stools. “Woohey, drunk,” said the woman. 2018 June 12, Becky Hagenston, “Storage and Retrieval”, in Oxford American:
    • Woohay, I feel less like a stranger now… 2001, Gatsby, “Inaptonyms”, in Wordsmith.org:

Forms

SpellingFeaturesLabelsSource
wuhay alternative lexicographic
woo-hay alternative lexicographic
woohey alternative lexicographic

Synonyms

yippee · hoo · yippee-ki-yay · huzzah · boo-ya · woohoo · alright · woop woop · aah · you beauty · yeehaw · cowabunga · wahoo · get in · yeah · whee · woo · whoo · whoo · result · w00t · woohay · oh yeah · yahoo · expressing excitement or joy · yes · whoopee · yay · hooray · hoorah · whoop-de-doo · wacko · OMG · 'ave it · zip-a-dee-doo-dah · hurrah · booyah · aww yeah · wooh · hurray