woo-woo
/ (ˈwuːˌwuː) /
adjective
derogatory, slang based on or involving irrational superstition
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How to use woo-woo in a sentence
As woo-woo as it sounds, you're yearning for a more spiritual experience of life, wherein daydreaming is a slice of daily bread.
Something sped through the air over their heads, uttering a strange, weird woo-woo-woo!
The Meadow-Brook Girls in the Hills | Janet AldridgeWoo—woo—woo—would you shoot Massa Kun'l, if he come for to take you?
Watch and Wait | Oliver OpticThe inhabitants of this island trace their origin to a monkey, which they call 'woo-woo.'
The World of Waters | Mrs. David OsborneWhat's them that go 'boo-woo-woo,' like great big dogs barkin'?
The Red Acorn | John McElroy
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