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hoorah

American  
[hoo-rah] / hʊˈrɑ /
Also hooray

interjection

  1. a variant of hurrah.


Example Sentences

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“That’s the worst person, who’s not on television anymore. It’s you! So, hoorah for that—NBC did something good with that.”

From Salon

Kathy Bates is ready to leave Hollywood behind — after one last hoorah.

From Los Angeles Times

I thought it was so disrespectful that he took it upon himself to be like, “OK, I’m out the door, one last hoorah, let me make a scene of myself.”

From Los Angeles Times

Ending his 11-minute address, the Russian president said: "Glory to our armed forces - for Russia, for victory, hoorah", at which the assembled forces responded with a big cheer.

From BBC

Hoorah for woman’s soccer achieving parity with the men.

From Seattle Times