Definition of pillaloo in English:

pillaloo

verb ˈpɪləluː

Irish English

no object To cry pillaloo; to moan, howl.

exclamation ˈpɪləluː

Irish English rare

Expressing distress, sorrow, or grief: ‘oh!’, ‘alas!’, ‘woe!’, etc.

noun ˈpɪləluː

Irish English rare

An utterance of ‘pillaloo’; a cry of distress, a howl. Hence: an outcry, a noisy disturbance or altercation; uproar.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From pillaloo
mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Head (?1637–?1686), writer. From Irish puilliliú, puillilliú, fuililiú, etc. (interjection and noun) a hunting cry, clamour, also (now rare) shout of distress, of imitative origin.

Definition of pillaloo in US English:

pillaloo

verbˈpɪləluː

Irish English

no object To cry pillaloo; to moan, howl.

exclamationˈpɪləluː

Irish English rare

Expressing distress, sorrow, or grief: ‘oh!’, ‘alas!’, ‘woe!’, etc.

nounˈpɪləluː

Irish English rare

An utterance of ‘pillaloo’; a cry of distress, a howl. Hence: an outcry, a noisy disturbance or altercation; uproar.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From pillaloo<br>mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Head (?1637–?1686), writer. From Irish puilliliú, puillilliú, fuililiú, etc. (interjection and noun) a hunting cry, clamour, also (now rare) shout of distress, of imitative origin.

单词	pillaloo
释义	Definition of pillaloo in English: pillaloo verb ˈpɪləluː Irish English no object To cry pillaloo; to moan, howl. exclamation ˈpɪləluː Irish English rare Expressing distress, sorrow, or grief: ‘oh!’, ‘alas!’, ‘woe!’, etc. noun ˈpɪləluː Irish English rare An utterance of ‘pillaloo’; a cry of distress, a howl. Hence: an outcry, a noisy disturbance or altercation; uproar. Origin Mid 19th century. From pillaloo mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Head (?1637–?1686), writer. From Irish puilliliú, puillilliú, fuililiú, etc. (interjection and noun) a hunting cry, clamour, also (now rare) shout of distress, of imitative origin. Definition of pillaloo in US English: pillaloo verbˈpɪləluː Irish English no object To cry pillaloo; to moan, howl. exclamationˈpɪləluː Irish English rare Expressing distress, sorrow, or grief: ‘oh!’, ‘alas!’, ‘woe!’, etc. nounˈpɪləluː Irish English rare An utterance of ‘pillaloo’; a cry of distress, a howl. Hence: an outcry, a noisy disturbance or altercation; uproar. Origin Mid 19th century. From pillaloo<br>mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Head (?1637–?1686), writer. From Irish puilliliú, puillilliú, fuililiú, etc. (interjection and noun) a hunting cry, clamour, also (now rare) shout of distress, of imitative origin.
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