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/ɛˈwaʊ/, /ɛˈhwaʊ/, U.S. /ɛˈ(h)waʊ/, Scottish English /ɛˈhwʌʊ/, /eˈhwʌʊ/ Scottish.
‘An exclamation of regret or pity’.
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1816 W. Scott Old Mortality v, in Tales of my Landlord 1st Ser. II. 94 .But, ewhow! they are puirly armed, and warse fended wi' victual.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1894; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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int.1816- he can muster
- he could not see it
- he could start a fight in an empty room
- he couldn't run a menage
- he didn't do anything else
- he etc can give cards and spades
- he etc could not see it
- he etc didn't do anything else
- he etc will go far
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it bit him
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it bit him etc
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it bit him her
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it etc him
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it etc him etc
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it etc him her
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it kicked him
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it kicked him etc
- he etc wouldn't know a —— if it kicked him her
- he etc wouldn't say boo to a goose
- he has seen his last gum tree
- he is lifeless that is faultless
- he laughs best who laughs last
- he laughs longest who laughs last
- he loves me, he loves me not
- he may bear a bull that hath borne a calf