ha ha

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whoo

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woo-hoo

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whoopee

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yahoo

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"Yee-haw" is an exuberant interjection associated with Western culture and cowboy traditions and is often accompanied by a sense of celebration or a feeling of exhilaration.

What is the context of use of 'yee-haw'?

yee-haw

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yippee

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hooray

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hoowee

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oh boy

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hip hip hooray

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"Ooh la la" has its origins in French and is often associated with expressions of admiration, sophistication, or allure. However, it has been adopted into English and is commonly used in various English-speaking cultures as a way to evoke a sense of elegance or excitement.

What is the context of use of 'ooh la la'?

ooh la la

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booyah

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In historical contexts, "huzzah" was commonly used by soldiers, sailors, and crowds to cheer on commanders, celebrate victories, or express support for causes. In modern usage, "huzzah" is sometimes employed humorously or ironically to evoke a sense of nostalgia or to playfully mimic historical speech.

What is origin and context of use of 'huzzah'?

huzzah

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hot dog

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These interjections are exclaimed in contexts where a person feels excited or happy because of an event or a news.

Interjections of Delight and Excitement

English Interjections for "Delight and Excitement"