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tally-ho
/ ˌtælɪˈhəʊ /
interjection
- the cry of a participant at a hunt to encourage the hounds when the quarry is sighted
noun
- an instance of crying tally-ho
- another name for a four-in-hand
verb
- intr to make the cry of tally-ho
Word History and Origins
Origin of tally-ho1
Example Sentences
The Improv has been organizing shows with local talent at the Tally-Ho Theater in Leesburg since January.
The next year, she was living with her children in Westport, Conn., in an eight-bedroom, seven-bath manse called Tally-Ho that needed constant upkeep.
The next year, she was living with her children in Westport, Conn., in an eight-bedroom, seven-bath manse called Tally-Ho that needed constant upkeep.
Playing Card, which supplies casinos and owns the Bee and Tally-Ho brands, generates about $105 million of net sales, the people familiar with the matter said.
Mr. Slaughter, whose company is America’s largest playing-card maker—with brands such as Bicycle, Tally-Ho and Maverick—says he doesn’t expect any impact on his company or its nearly 400 employees who produce about 400,000 decks a day in Erlanger, Ky. Exports to Canada, he says, are less than 5% of its business.
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