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What (who) is ooh - definition
ooh
also oo
People say 'ooh' when they are surprised, looking forward to something, or find something pleasant or unpleasant. (INFORMAL)
'Ooh dear me, that's a bit of a racist comment isn't it.'...
'Red. Ooh how nice.'
EXCLAM [feelings]
ooh
¦ exclamation used to express a range of emotions including surprise, delight, or pain.
¦ verb (oohs, oohing, oohed) (usu. in phr. ooh and aah) utter such an exclamation.
Ooh Boy
1977 SINGLE BY ROSE ROYCE
Ooh Boy (song)
"Ooh Boy" (sometimes known as "Ooh Boy (I Love You So)") is a song written by Norman Whitfield and originally recorded by Rose Royce for their second album, In Full Bloom, and was the third single released from that album.
Examples of use of ooh
1. Did I really sing sing John Travoltas Youre the One That I Want with a chorus of neighbours doing the Ooh Ooh Ooh bits?
2. "Ooh La La" in French means (cool), therefore everything Renault offers in the Kingdom is Ooh La La.
3. "Ooh, lovely," she says when I ask about joining.
4. I thought about it for . . . ooh . . . a few nanoseconds.
5. I haven‘t seriously crapped myself about that since, ooh, February?