Associations to the word «Ooh»
Noun
- Doo
- Chorus
- La
- Song
- Gina
- Flex
- Him
- Hit
- H2o
- Spears
- Love
- Album
- Vega
- Vocal
- Crowd
- Grit
- Ronnie
- Tourist
- Slade
- Vocalist
- Royce
- Mama
- Playback
- Humility
- Ho
- Wow
- Playhouse
- Edit
- Outlook
- Texture
- Dub
- Cl
- Benny
- Nate
- Ain
- Harrison
- Advertising
- Mix
- Oh
- Oxidation
- Single
- Eurovision
- Billboard
- Chant
- Robinson
- Chris
- Kid
- Handbook
- Saying
- Disney
- Monkey
- Bet
- Duo
- Chart
- Hook
- Lane
- Lyric
- Rapper
- Oriental
- Hill
- Rich
- Phrase
- Bonus
- Baby
- Lover
- Yeah
- Dj
- Hydrogen
- Ah
- Potter
- Track
- Betty
- Be
- Here
- Give
- Debut
- Acid
- Stick
- Hey
- Say
- Records
- Compound
Wiktionary
OOH, interjection. An expression of surprise.
OOH, interjection. An expression of awe.
OOH, interjection. The sound made to imitate a ghost.
OOH, interjection. Used sometimes because of affection
OOH, verb. To go ooh
OOH AH AH, interjection. Alternative form of ooh-ah-ah
OOH ARRH, interjection. (regional) Used stereotypically in imitation of farmers, especially ones from Somerset and Devon.
OOH LA LA, interjection. An exclamation of surprise, sometimes with very strong sexual connotations.
Dictionary definition
OOH, verb. Express admiration and pleasure by uttering `ooh' or `aah'; "They oohed and aahed when they unwrapped the presents".
Wise words
In words, as fashions, the same rule will hold; Alike
fantastic, if too new, or old: Be not the first by whom the
new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.