Whoops

Pronunciation: /ˈwuːp/

Whoops (verb)

  1. to make a loud, happy shout, often when excited.
  2. to cough loudly with a sharp sound, often due to illness.

Examples

  • They whooped when they heard the good news.
  • The fans whooped as the team scored.

Common collocations: whoop with delight, whoop in celebration, whoop with a cough, a whoop of excitement, a whoop of triumph

Whoops (noun)

  1. a loud, happy shout made when excited or celebrating.
  2. a loud, sharp sound made when coughing due to whooping cough.

Examples

  • A whoop of joy erupted from the crowd.
  • His whoop echoed through the hall.

Synonyms of Whoops

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Whoops

  • quiet communication