IPA: /hʌˈzɑ/
KK: /hʌˈzɑ/
An expression used to show excitement, approval, or joy.
When the team won the championship, the crowd shouted 'huzza!' in celebration.
To shout or cheer in celebration or approval.
The crowd began to huzza when the team scored the winning goal.
Past: huzzaed
Past Participle: huzzaed
The word 'huzza' originates from the 17th century, likely derived from the earlier exclamation 'huzza' or 'huzar', which is of uncertain origin but is thought to be a cheer or shout of joy or encouragement. It is often associated with military or celebratory contexts.
Imagine a loud cheer of joy or encouragement — that's what 'huzza' represents, a joyful shout!
No commonly confused words.