Crossword clues for oho
oho
- Revelation reaction
- Revealing cry
- Discovery call
- Dickensian exclamation
- "Look who just showed up!"
- "I've found you out at last!"
- "I'm onto you now!"
- Exclamation that's similar to "Aha!"
- Discovery utterance
- Crossword solver's cry
- "What do we have here?!"
- "The jig is up!"
- "Now I'm onto you!" exclamation
- "I'm onto your scheme!"
- "I'm onto you!"
- "I begin to see the truth!"
- "And what have we here!?!"
- Well, well!
- Utterance of discovery
- Revelation exclamation
- Realization vocalization
- Old cry of surprise
- Insightful utterance
- Exclamation that's much like "Aha!"
- Discoverer's shout
- "Well, what do you know!"
- "Well, how about that!"
- "Well now!"
- "So THAT's what's going on here!"
- "Lookie here!"
- "I'm onto your game now!"
- 'Well, looky here!'
- 'Well well!'
- 'Looky here!'
- ''Well, lookee here!''
- ''Now I get it!''
- Surprised shout
- Cry of clarity
- "Thought so!"
- "So that's your little game!"
- "Now I've found you!"
- "It was YOU all along!"
- "I see what's going on!"
- "I knew it was you!"
- "I can't believe my eyes!"
- "I am astonished!"
- "Comes the dawn!"
- "Aren't you clever"
- "Ahh, I get it!"
- 'Well now!'
- 'So that's it, eh?'
- 'My, my!'
- 'I see what you're up to!'
- ''What a surprise!''
- ''Just as I suspected!''
- ''I've found you out at last!''
- ''Ah, I see''
- Word said while snapping one's fingers
- Villainous comment from O. Henry
- Taunting shout
- Surprised interjection
- Sound of amused surprise
- Palindromic cry of surprise
- Palindromic "well, well!"
- Looky here!
- It's said when the lights come on
- Gumshoe's cry
- Exclamation that's a Midwest state without an "i"
- Exclamation like "Aha!"
- Excited utterance
- Discoverer's outcry
- Discoverer's outburst
- DIckensian shout of surprise
- Cry with a pointed figure
- Cry akin to "aha!"
- Climactic cry
- Caught you!
- “So that’s your game!”
- "You sneaky devil"
- "Who would've thunk it!"
- "What's this now?"
- "What have we here!" exclamation
- "What do you know!?"
- "What a discovery!"
- "Well, what do we have here?!"
- "Well, well, well"
- "Well, well, well, whaddya know"
- "Well, look at this!"
- "Take a look at this!"
- "So, that's it!"
- "So the truth comes out!"
- "So that's your trick!"
- "So that's your scheme!"
- "So that's your game, huh?"
- "So that's your game, eh?"
- "So that's where you hid the presents!"
- "So that's what's going on!"
- "So that's how it's done!"
- "So now the truth comes out!"
- "Sneaky little bugger"
- "Lookee here"
- "Lo and behold!"
- "Isn't that interesting?!"
- "Is THAT your game?"
- "I've got you now!"
- "I see where you're going with this!"
- "I see now!"
- "I just knew it!"
- "Here's a new clue!"
- "Finally the truth comes out!"
- "Eureka!" alternative
- "Aren't you clever?"
- "Ahh, so that's it!"
- "Ah, I caught you!"
- "'__!' they cried, 'The world is wide"': Wilde
- "__! You talk as in years past": Shelley
- 'You can't fool me!'
- 'What have we here?'
- 'What have we here?!'
- 'Well, well, well!'
- 'Well, how about that!'
- 'So that's your game!'
- 'So that's your game, eh?'
- 'So that's the trick!'
- 'I see!'
- ''Well, well, well!''
- ''That's your game, eh?''
- ''So that's your game, eh?''
- ''Look at this!''
- ''I get it now!''
- Cousin of "Eureka!"
- Gloater's cry
- "I get it now!"
- "What have we here?"
- Exclamation of surprise
- Discoverer's cry
- "What's this?"
- Exultant cry
- "Looky here!"
- "Well, well, well!"
- "Ah, I see!"
- "Well, what's this?!"
- Surprised cry
- "So that's your game!"
- Gloating cry
- "Look here!"
- "I guessed it!"
- "So that's it!"
- "Well, lookee here!"
- Exclamation of discovery
- "What's this!"
- "I know what you're up to!"
- "What a surprise!"
- "That's your game, eh?"
- Amusedly surprised cry
- "So there you are!"
- "So that's your secret!"
- "Lookee here!"
- "Now I get it"
- "Now the truth comes out!"
- "Well, look here!"
- Cry of revelation
- "Really, now!"
- Cry of surprise that's similar to "Aha!"
- "Well, whaddya know?!"
- "Well, looky here!"
- "You can't fool me!"
- Comment of surprise
- Palindromic exclamation of surprise
- "Well, what have we here?!"
- "What's all this?"
- "What a pleasant surprise!"
- "Caught you!"
- "Look what we have here!"
- "Got ya!"
- "Well, looky there!"
- "Caught you red-handed!"
- Jolly exclamation
- "What's this?!"
- Cry of pleased surprise
- Cry of discovery
- "Well, well!"
- Palindromic cry of discovery
- "Well, look what we have here!"
- "Well, now!"
- "Really!"
- "I see what you did there!"
- "So THAT'S the trick here!"
- "Well, look at that!"
- "How about that!"
- "Now you're talking!"
- "I see what you're doing!"
- Word of surprise
- Exclamation of amused surprise
- Ah so!
- Cry of amused surprise
- "I told you so!"
- Taunting exclamation
- "What did I tell you!"
- Whoopee!
- Cry of triumph
- Surprised sound
- Taunting cry
- Taunting word
- Sound of exultation
- Cousin of aha
- Cry of surprise (3)
- Sound of triumph
- Expression of surprise
- "Eureka!" relative
- I'm surprised state doesn't have one
- That’s a surprise, the Hoops eclipsing Hearts
- "Now I get it!"
- Triumphant cry
- Cry of insight
- "Now it's clear!"
- Sound of surprise
- "My goodness!" kin
- "Now I see!"
- Discoverer's call
- "Just as I thought!"
- "Now I understand!"
- Melodramatic cry
- "I thought so!"
- "Caught ya!"
- Cuatro y cuatro
- "Just as I suspected!"
- "I see!"
- "And what have we here?"
- "Well, I'll be!"
- "Now I've got it!"
- "Look at that!"
- ''So that's it!''
- "So that's how it is!"
- "Mystery solved!"
- 'So that's it!'
- "So that's what you're up to!"
- "Now it makes sense!"
- Shout of discovery
- "There you are!"
- "Look what I found!"
- Old-fashioned exclamation
- "I see it now!"
- "I caught you!"
- Shout of surprise
- Cry of recognition
- "That's a surprise!"
- "So it's you!"
- "I see what you're up to!"
- Detective's cry
- "My, my!"
- Sound of discovery
- Solver's cry
- Outburst of surprise
- Discovery cry
- "The plot thickens!"
- "I see it all now!"
- ''What have we here!''
- Whodunit cry
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Oho
Oho \O*ho"\, interj. An exclamation of surprise, etc.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
oho
interj. Expressing surprise or gloating realisation; aha.
Wikipedia
Ōhō
was a after Eiryaku and before Chōkan. This period spanned the years from September 1161 through March 1163. The reigning emperor was .
Oho
Oho may refer to:
- Oho!, Finnish entertainment magazine
- Ōhō , Japanese era from 1161 to 1163
- Ōho , Japanese location
- Oho, Japan, a village in Tsukuba District, Ibaraki
- Octahemioctahedron
- Okhotsk Airport (IATA code: OHO), airport in Russia
- Oho, an experiment at KEKB (accelerator)
- Hurricane Oho
Usage examples of "oho".
He groaneth, He moaneth, He aileth, He waileth, Lying sighing, Nigh to dying, Oho, I know 'Tis so.
Among them, one voice is momentarily clear, seeming to leave a trail of slime behind it as it enters his ear: Drudge drudge drudge, oho the bledding foodzies, soon he cummz, my good friend Mun-shun, and such a prize I have for him, oho, oho - Jack looks at his old friend as Parkus hunkers by a tow sack and loosens the drawstring at the top.