IPA: /wɑːˈhuː/
KK: /wɑːˈhuː/
A word used to show excitement or joy.
Wahoo! We won the game!
A type of fish known for its speed and is often caught for food and sport, or a small tree or shrub found in North America with distinctive flowers and fruit.
We caught a wahoo while fishing in the ocean, and it was delicious for dinner.
This word originates from an informal exclamation, often used to express excitement or joy, with no specific etymological roots in Latin, Greek, Old English, or Old French. It is often associated with a sense of celebration or enthusiasm.
Think of 'wahoo' as a joyful shout that captures excitement and happiness, helping you remember that it expresses a feeling of celebration.