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yo-ho
[ yoh-hoh ]
interjection
- (used as a call or shout to attract attention, accompany effort, etc.)
verb (used without object)
- to shout “yo-ho!”
Word History and Origins
Origin of yo-ho1
Example Sentences
Yo-ho Brewing - Aooni IPA: A West Coast IPA from the East, the brewery’s Aooni IPA cans crop up at bottle shops and even Whole Foods markets around town, and a fresh can will remind you of Ballast Point’s superlative Sculpin IPA.
So perhaps there is hope, too, for the yo-ho’ing Mumfineers, that some of them will shrug off their thrift-shop motley for tunes more befitting their own shapes and times, with enough vitality that some later revivalist might even take them for inspiration.
Yo-ho, heave-ho; Yo-ho, heave-ho .
See Y. Yo, yō, interj. expressive of effort, &c.—Yo-ho, in order to call attention.
A pirate bold, on th' Spanish Main— Set sail, yo-ho, an' away we go— "Starboard yore helm, you lubbers!" he shouted when the horses headed towards Mexico.
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