A leet speak form of saying huzzah or hurray.
It originated from back in the days of MUD games, after killing an opponent loot was a rare find, so if someone found loot they would say "wow loot!". This evolved into "woot" for short which further evolved to simply be a general exclamation of excitement.
It originated from back in the days of MUD games, after killing an opponent loot was a rare find, so if someone found loot they would say "wow loot!". This evolved into "woot" for short which further evolved to simply be a general exclamation of excitement.
Bob: I just killed a monster! wow loot!
>evolved>
Bob: I just killed a monster! woot!
>evolved>
Bob: Something good just happened! w00t!
>evolved>
Bob: I just killed a monster! woot!
>evolved>
Bob: Something good just happened! w00t!
by Yelgath January 28, 2008

In 1990 we used woot when playing tabletop dice Dungeons and Dragons when we came across good gear or loot.. Now its worked its way into online games and chat speak.
Same sorta meaning, excitment, happy, wow I found someone I wanted or liked.
Same sorta meaning, excitment, happy, wow I found someone I wanted or liked.
by treesekaon March 28, 2009

exclm; used in times of great excitement; to express a stage of extreme excitement; often used instead of "yes!" "saweet!""awesome", etc.;
by Michael May 13, 2005

by Hunty June 21, 2004

Before ALL of that, woot was a happy noise made by certain Monkees and Guinea Pigs when they are happy or content. Net nerds like to take credit for creating stuff that they only adopted. But I know better. I've heard those monkets. And they're happy. woot.
Kristy walks in the door from a long day of work and her Guinea Pig, thrilled to see her, asks "Woot? Woot woot? Woot."
by Lord Baddkitty October 10, 2005

by alexjenkins30 August 10, 2021
