Definition of anyhoo in English:

anyhoo

adverb ˈɛnɪhuːˈɛniˌhu

informal

Anyhow; anyway (used to indicate a change of subject or a return to a previous subject after a digression or interruption)
anyhoo, I think we're all taking ourselves far too seriously today
anyhoo, to get to the point
Example sentencesExamples
- So anyhoo; this here CD is worth definitely worth a listen or two!
- Not that it's going to matter me for another 3 months, anyhoo, as i've just got a pretty good job.
- Anyhoo, before rambling on I will answer the questions that have been posed (to the best of my ability!).
- Anyhoo that's my view - like I said the debate will go on, but you can't please all of the people all of the time.
- I think having seen the film does add an extra spooky frisson to the album, but I'm sure I'd dig it anyhoo.
- Anyhoo, I'm quite pleased with myself regardless.
- Oh well, this blog was gettin' too many hits anyhoo.
- Anyhoo, I think I might be having an identity crisis.
- Thanks for replying, anyhoo.
- Anyhoo, most of my workings are very subtle.

Origin

Mid 19th century: representing a regional or informal pronunciation of anyhow.

Definition of anyhoo in US English:

anyhoo

adverbˈɛniˌhuˈenēˌho͞o

informal

Anyhow; anyway (used to indicate a change of subject or a return to a previous subject after a digression or interruption)
anyhoo, I think we're all taking ourselves far too seriously today
anyhoo, to get to the point
Example sentencesExamples
- Anyhoo, most of my workings are very subtle.
- Anyhoo, before rambling on I will answer the questions that have been posed (to the best of my ability!).
- Oh well, this blog was gettin' too many hits anyhoo.
- So anyhoo; this here CD is worth definitely worth a listen or two!
- Not that it's going to matter me for another 3 months, anyhoo, as i've just got a pretty good job.
- Anyhoo, I think I might be having an identity crisis.
- I think having seen the film does add an extra spooky frisson to the album, but I'm sure I'd dig it anyhoo.
- Thanks for replying, anyhoo.
- Anyhoo, I'm quite pleased with myself regardless.
- Anyhoo that's my view - like I said the debate will go on, but you can't please all of the people all of the time.

Origin

Mid 19th century: representing a regional or informal pronunciation of anyhow.

单词	anyhoo
释义	Definition of anyhoo in English: anyhoo adverb ˈɛnɪhuːˈɛniˌhu informal Anyhow; anyway (used to indicate a change of subject or a return to a previous subject after a digression or interruption) anyhoo, I think we're all taking ourselves far too seriously today anyhoo, to get to the point Example sentencesExamples So anyhoo; this here CD is worth definitely worth a listen or two! Not that it's going to matter me for another 3 months, anyhoo, as i've just got a pretty good job. Anyhoo, before rambling on I will answer the questions that have been posed (to the best of my ability!). Anyhoo that's my view - like I said the debate will go on, but you can't please all of the people all of the time. I think having seen the film does add an extra spooky frisson to the album, but I'm sure I'd dig it anyhoo. Anyhoo, I'm quite pleased with myself regardless. Oh well, this blog was gettin' too many hits anyhoo. Anyhoo, I think I might be having an identity crisis. Thanks for replying, anyhoo. Anyhoo, most of my workings are very subtle. Origin Mid 19th century: representing a regional or informal pronunciation of anyhow. Definition of anyhoo in US English: anyhoo adverbˈɛniˌhuˈenēˌho͞o informal Anyhow; anyway (used to indicate a change of subject or a return to a previous subject after a digression or interruption) anyhoo, I think we're all taking ourselves far too seriously today anyhoo, to get to the point Example sentencesExamples Anyhoo, most of my workings are very subtle. Anyhoo, before rambling on I will answer the questions that have been posed (to the best of my ability!). Oh well, this blog was gettin' too many hits anyhoo. So anyhoo; this here CD is worth definitely worth a listen or two! Not that it's going to matter me for another 3 months, anyhoo, as i've just got a pretty good job. Anyhoo, I think I might be having an identity crisis. I think having seen the film does add an extra spooky frisson to the album, but I'm sure I'd dig it anyhoo. Thanks for replying, anyhoo. Anyhoo, I'm quite pleased with myself regardless. Anyhoo that's my view - like I said the debate will go on, but you can't please all of the people all of the time. Origin Mid 19th century: representing a regional or informal pronunciation of anyhow.
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