An utterance or exclamation of ‘O!’

as n. A cry of ‘hey!’

A cry of ‘ho’, in any of the preceding senses.

A cry of ‘whoop’, or a shout or call resembling this, used to attract attention, as a summons, or to express derision, defiance, support or…

An utterance or exclamation of ‘oh’.

An utterance of ‘ooh’. In later use esp. in oohs and ahs (cf. ah, int.).

(cf. howbub hubbub, n. Forms).

An utterance of ‘phew’.

Scottish and English regional (northern). (The call used to demand) a New Year's gift; esp. a gift of oatcakes, bread, fruit, etc., traditionally…

An exclamation or utterance of ‘ah’. Frequently in collocation with similar nouns (later esp. ooh and um): cf. oohs and ahs at ooh, n.

A task regulated by a chant or song of the type used by sailors when hauling ropes or performing other strenuous, rhythmically repetitive tasks…

An utterance of the interjection whew!

An exclamation or utterance of ‘whoo’ (see whoo, int. 1).

An exclamation of disgust, aversion, or malicious defiance. Also used loosely as a vague or meaningless exclamation.

A cry or exclamation of ‘yo-heave-ho’, or a variant of this.

An exclamation or cry of ‘yoicks!’. Cf. yoick, n.

An exclamation or cry of ‘yo-he-ho’, typically occurring in chants or songs formerly used by sailors when hauling ropes or performing other…

An exclamation or cry of ‘yo’.

An abrupt exclamation intended to surprise or frighten; a cry of ‘boo’ used in this way.

A cry or exclamation of ‘yoick!’. Cf. yoicks, n.

A cry of ‘hot-cha-cha’; an expression of energy and high spirits.

An utterance or exclamation of ‘ooh-la-la!’.

An utterance or exclamation of ‘ooh—ah!’ Also: a thing, event, action, etc., which elicits or is expected to elicit a response of ‘ooh—ah!’; a…

A cry of ‘eina’. Also: a painful or distressing experience.

The interjection ‘eish!’; an instance of this.