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wow
1[wou]
interjection
(an exclamation of surprise, wonder, pleasure, or the like).
Wow! Look at that!
verb (used with object)
to gain an enthusiastic response from; thrill.
noun
an extraordinary success.
His act is a real wow.
excitement, interest, great pleasure, or the like.
a car that will add some wow to your life.
wow
2[wou]
noun
Audio., a slow wavering of pitch in sound recording or reproducing equipment caused by uneven speed of the turntable or the tape.
Scot. and North England Dialect., a howl, wail, bark, whine, or mew.
verb (used without object)
Scot. and North England Dialect., to howl, wail, bark, whine, or mew.
wow
1/ waʊ /
interjection
an exclamation of admiration, amazement, etc
noun
slang, a person or thing that is amazingly successful, attractive, etc
verb
slang, (tr) to arouse great enthusiasm in
WOW
2abbreviation
waiting on weather: used esp in the oil industry
wow
3/ waʊ, wəʊ /
noun
a slow variation or distortion in pitch that occurs at very low audio frequencies in sound-reproducing systems, such as a record player, usually due to variation in speed of the turntable, etc See also flutter
Word History and Origins
Origin of wow1
Origin of wow2
Word History and Origins
Origin of wow1
Origin of wow2
Example Sentences
Bondi probably wowed him with her snotty tone and histrionics, even as her wit left much to be desired.
When I first rode this bike, I thought, wow!
“It went from honestly, ‘Nothing’s gonna happen today,’ to like, ‘Oh, wow. It looks like a lot’s gonna happen,’ ” he said.
Unless the company can wow investors with its EV pricing, the Elettrica could weigh on the stock for some time.
Shepherd attributes the broader fascination to Claude’s rare color and the fact that Californians are more wowed than Floridians by the sight of an alligator.
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