IPA: /hʌˈzɑː/
KK: /hʌˈzɑ/
An expression used to show happiness, excitement, or victory.
When the team won the championship, everyone shouted 'huzzah!' in celebration.
A loud cheer or shout used to express joy or approval.
The crowd erupted in huzzah when the team won the championship.
Huzzah originates from the 16th-century English interjection, possibly derived from the earlier 'huzza' or 'huzze', which was used as a cheer or shout of joy. The exact etymology is uncertain, but it is believed to be an expression of excitement or approval.
Imagine a crowd cheering with joy, shouting 'huzzah!' to express their excitement. This helps you remember that 'huzzah' is a joyful cheer.
No commonly confused words.