woohoo

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woohoo^¹

/wuːˈhuː/
/wʊˈhuː/
/wəˈhuː/

Rhymes with -uː

interjection whoo-hoo · whoo hoo · woo hoo · woo-hoo

Used to express sudden or exuberant joy, happiness, excitement, approval or delight. Woohoo! It’s summer again!
Similar: aah, alright, 'ave it, ay, ayy, awesome, aww yeah, boo-ya, booyah, cowabunga, epic, fuck yes

WooHoo^²

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From the interjection woohoo.

verb WooHoos · WooHooing · WooHooed · woohoo · Woohoo

euphemistic, intransitive, transitive To engage in sexual intercourse, especially as referenced in The Sims video game series. At some point I discovered real romance novels, the ones with all the euphemisms and graphic bits rather than WooHooing and ambiguously ruffling sheets, and moved on from the lurid stories of my sim families. My love for the series lives on though my interest in making my sims get it on has waned. L

noun WooHoos · woohoo · Woohoo

euphemistic The game mechanic above, often accompanied by suggestive animations but without explicit depiction. […] while I may no longer be interested, The Sims is still likely introducing legions of curious teens and pre-teens safely to the strangeness of the ambiguous WooHoo.

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@misc{woohoo_2026,
  title = {woohoo},
  howpublished = {Wiktionary, via Micwyn},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://micwyn.com/word/woohoo},
  urldate = {2026-11-06}
}