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whoopee - traducción al árabe
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Whoopie; Whopee; Whoopee (disambiguation)
WHOOPEE
ألاسم
تَهْلِيل
whoopee
صِيغَةُ تَعَجُّب : هُتافُ ابْتِهاج
whoopee
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Definición
whoopee
People sometimes shout 'whoopee' when they are very happy or excited. (INFORMAL)
I can have a lie in tomorrow. Whoopee!
= hooray
EXCLAM [feelings]
Wikipedia
Whoopee
Whoopee or whoopie may refer to:
- Whoopee , an exclamation used as a form of cheering or to express jubilation
- Whoopee or whoopie, a euphemism for sexual intercourse
- Whoopee!, a 1928 musical comedy
- Whoopee! (film), a 1930 adaptation of the musical
- Whoopee! (comics), a British comic book magazine of the 1970s and '80s
- Whoopee cap, a type of zigzagged felt cap
- Whoopee cushion, a practical joking device that mimics flatulence
- Whoopie pie, a kind of cookie sandwich
- Whoopie sling, a type of rope sling used in tree pruning and hammock suspension
- Whoopie hook, a type of hook or fastener used in a whoopie sling
Ejemplos de uso de whoopee
1. Now, in her 30s, Juliette Lewis would rather make music than whoopee.
2. We should cherish the whoopee–cushion wisecrackers who make the Commons such a cacophonous place.
3. And Johnny Depp, in a brief remembrance written for the Christie‘s catalog, lovingly recalls his friend‘s childlike sense of humor, with memories that are largely about whoopee cushions.
4. Time and People magazines lay on coffee tables, and an easy–listening version of "Makin‘ Whoopee" poured out from a stereo.
5. It wouldn’t be long before people began to balance books on doors as he came in and put whoopee cushions under his chair.