hooruh
Another form of "Hooray!" with 'uh' in place of the 'ay'. Used in place of 'Hooray' when extreme excitement proceeds.
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hoorah by Johnny O13 April 16, 2006
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hoorah
A word primarily used by the United States Marine Corps and the U.S. Navy Seabees. It can be used in a variety of ways. It is usually pronounced "oorah".
1) Typically used in a show of motivation or lifted morale.
2) Can be used as a form of confirmation.
1) Typically used in a show of motivation or lifted morale.
2) Can be used as a form of confirmation.
Hoorah
Affirmative used by the US Air Force, in a similar way to:
Hooah - Army
Oorah - Marines
Hooyah - Navy
Hooah - Army
Oorah - Marines
Hooyah - Navy
Hoorah by KaptainKrunch April 15, 2015
hoorah!
1. to express joy or excitment
2. the gimmick saying of WWE Superstar & reality TV Star Mike "the Miz" Mizanin
2. the gimmick saying of WWE Superstar & reality TV Star Mike "the Miz" Mizanin
hoorah! by Da_crip_Roberto September 4, 2008
speedy hoorah
speedy hoorah by Challenge December 13, 2009
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