Whoa!
Whoa! by David Bromang. October 20, 2008
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whoa
1. To express surprise (interj)
2. To express astonishment(interj)
3. To indicate a desire for one to end that of which they are speaking (interj)
4. Evolved from a song to describe something that you're not quite sure exactly how to describe (adj)
Whoa can also be spelled "woah" though there are many arguments started by bored people about which way is correct.
2. To express astonishment(interj)
3. To indicate a desire for one to end that of which they are speaking (interj)
4. Evolved from a song to describe something that you're not quite sure exactly how to describe (adj)
Whoa can also be spelled "woah" though there are many arguments started by bored people about which way is correct.
1. "Whoa! Don't do that, you scared me."
2. "Whoa, that roller coaster is fast."
3. "Whoa, okay, that's enough."
4. "That car is so cool, it's like, whoa."
2. "Whoa, that roller coaster is fast."
3. "Whoa, okay, that's enough."
4. "That car is so cool, it's like, whoa."
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whoa by Matt Eachus March 29, 2004
Whoa
1. A term used when one's surprised.
2. A term used as an expression of astonishment.
3. A command to stop a horse.
4. An expression from one being overpowered.
2. A term used as an expression of astonishment.
3. A command to stop a horse.
4. An expression from one being overpowered.
1. Whoa, that movie was petrifying.
2. Whoa, what a neat vehicle.
3. Used to stop a horse
4. Whoa man, it's ok.. I'll back off.
2. Whoa, what a neat vehicle.
3. Used to stop a horse
4. Whoa man, it's ok.. I'll back off.
Whoa by Apoldelyne July 1, 2008
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whoa by The Palipino August 21, 2003
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