Crossword clues for ooh
ooh
- Exclamation of awe
- Delighted cry
- Cry of awe
- Cry at a fireworks show
- Circusgoer's cry
- Awed reaction
- Awed answer
- Amazed person's interjection
- Amazed exclamation
- Amazed audience utterance
- Aah partner
- "You're in trou-uh-ble!"
- "Will you look at that!"
- "That's so pretty!"
- "That's marvelous"
- "That feels good"
- "Pretty nice!"
- "Now we're talking!"
- "Isn't that nice?"
- "I'm shaking in my boots!"
- "I love it!"
- "How thrilling!"
- "How lovely!"
- "Hadn't thought of that one"
- "Aah" accompanier
- 'That feels ni-i-ice!'
- ''That's wonderful!''
- ''That's awesome!''
- ''___ la la''
- '-- la la!'
- Wowed one's word
- Wowed crowd's reaction
- Word of awe
- Utterance from the awed
- Unveiling response, perhaps
- Sound that's similar to "aah"
- Sound often heard at a fireworks display
- Sound from the amazed
- Sound from an eager classroom handraiser
- Sound from a wowed crowd
- Sound before "You're gonna get it!"
- Sound accompanying widened eyes
- Shout at a circus
- Response to witnessing a hard punch
- Response to a fireworks show
- Remark of the awed
- Reaction when something grabs you
- Reaction to skyrockets
- Reaction to juicy gossip
- Reaction to an amazing magic trick
- Reaction to a trapeze artist, perhaps
- Reaction to a magic trick
- Reaction to a light show
- Reaction to a fireworks burst
- Reaction to a disappearing act
- Reaction to a cool magic trick
- Reaction to a burst of fireworks
- Pleased sound
- Partner of aah
- Partner of 'aah'
- Outburst with a wince
- Little Richard's "___! My Soul"
- Linda Ronstadt title word
- Kin of ''Wow!''
- July 4th reaction
- Impressed person's sound
- Impressed one's cry
- Hand-raiser's comment
- Hall & Oates album "___ Yeah!"
- Gushing sound?
- Goes with an "aah"
- Gasp before applause
- Gasp at a pyrotechnic display
- Gasp at a fireworks show
- Five Stairsteps "___ Child" (hyph.)
- Five Stairsteps "___ Child"
- Fireworks-watching sound
- Fireworks watcher's word
- Fireworks watcher's exclamation
- Fireworks viewer's utterance
- Fireworks viewer's cry
- Expression of titillation
- Exclamation of excitation
- Exclamation of delight
- Enthusiastic sound
- ELP "___, what a lucky man he was"
- Cry at the circus
- Cry at a magic show
- Crowd's response to a fireworks display
- Crowd's gasp
- Companion of "Aah!"
- Circus gasp
- Betray excitement
- Awed remark
- Audible admiration
- Astounded reaction
- Amazed sound
- Amazed cry
- Ah's partner
- Ah's mate
- Admirer's exclamation
- Aah's mate
- Aah's companion
- "You've got me shaking in my boots!"
- "Wow, that's pretty!"
- "Wow, that's nice!"
- "Wow, that's exciting!"
- "Wow ... that's nice!"
- "What cool fireworks!"
- "What an exciting and wonderful magic trick!"
- "What a wonderful present!"
- "What a taystee looking candeeee bar!!!"
- "What a performance!"
- "Those fireworks are so pretty!"
- "This looks good!"
- "This is so-o-o amazing!"
- "That's stunning!"
- "That's really impressive!"
- "That's mind-boggling!"
- "That's intriguing!"
- "That's going to leave a mark!"
- "That's a good one"
- "That sounds wonderful!"
- "That sounds interesting"
- "That sounds good!"
- "That looks pretty!"
- "That looks good!"
- "That is sooooo cool!"
- "That is so cool!"
- "That had to hurt!"
- "Sounds scrumptious!"
- "So pretty!"
- "Show me! Show me!"
- "Now that's a great idea!"
- "Now I'm interested!"
- "Nice save!"
- "Nice one!"
- "Me likey"
- "Man, that's pretty!"
- "La-la" starter
- "It's so sparkly!"
- "It's on the tip of my tongue ..."
- "It's beautiful!"
- "It's a shooting star!"
- "It's a meteor!"
- "It's a comet!"
- "Isn't this fancy?!"
- "Isn't that cool!"
- "I'm in awe"
- "I wanna know more!"
- "I liiiiike"
- "How yummy!"
- "How pretty!"
- "How neat!"
- "How juicy!"
- "How interesting!"
- "Hmm, I'm intrigued ..."
- "Good idea!"
- "Aah" counterpart
- "Aah!" partner
- "Aah!" go-with
- "___! Youre gonna get it!"
- "___, That Kiss"
- "___ La La" (Britney Spears song)
- "___ la la"
- "___ Baby Baby" (Ronstadt hit)
- "___ Baby Baby" (Linda Ronstadt hit)
- 'So fancy!'
- 'La-la' preceder
- 'I'm impressed!'
- 'How pretty!'
- 'How lovely!'
- 'How exciting!'
- '88 Hall & Oates album "___ Yeah!"
- ''What a view!''
- ''Oh wow!''
- ''___ la la!''
- ''__ la la!''
- ____ and aah
- ___ and aah (show that you're impressed)
- ___ and aah (delighted sounds)
- ___ and aah (act impressed)
- "Impressive!"
- Cry of delight
- Admirer's sound
- Gasp of delight
- Cry of wonderment
- La la starter
- Sound at the circus
- Aah's partner
- "Oh wow!"
- "Isn't that beautiful?"
- Circus cry
- "What a view!"
- "That's awesome!"
- Expression of excitement
- La-la preceder
- Swooning sound
- "Wonderful!"
- "I'm impressed!"
- "Isn't that nice!"
- "How exciting!"
- "That feels good!"
- ___ and aah (impressed sounds)
- Cry at fireworks
- Cry at a circus
- Response to daredeviltry
- Circus sound
- "How wonderful!"
- La-la lead-in
- "Wow!"
- Cry at a light show
- "That's amazing!"
- "___ la la!"
- Sound of delight
- "That's gotta hurt!"
- ___-la-la
- "I could go for that!"
- Stunned response
- "La-la" lead-in
- "Sweet!"
- Sound of amazement
- "That feels gooood!"
- "Look at that!"
- "Golly!"
- "La-la" preceder
- Backup singer's syllable
- "Feels good!"
- Response from the awed
- "Nice!"
- "Good one!"
- "Lo-o-ovely!"
- "Could be a problem"
- "___-la-la!" ("Fancy!")
- Word before "That's gotta hurt!"
- "I know that one!"
- "Very impressive!"
- "So pret-t-ty!"
- "Amazing!"
- Window shopper's cry
- Response at an unveiling
- "That's lovely!"
- Impressed cry
- "Will ya look at that!"
- "How delightful!"
- "___, I'm so scared! (not really)"
- Exclamation before "Look!"
- Companion of aah
- It precedes la-la
- "___, That Kiss," 1931 song
- Kin of "Wow!"
- 1978 Linda Ronstadt hit "_____ Baby Baby"
- Cry of pleasure
- "___, That Kiss!"
- Excited exclamation Dorothy regularly let out
- Impressed utterance
- I like it hot, with bubbles rising over it
- "Gee whiz!"
- Sound of contentment
- Exclamation of surprise or pain
- Reaction to fireworks
- "That's great!"
- "La la" lead-in
- __ la la
- Fireworks reaction
- Surprised cry
- "That's impressive!"
- "I'm amazed!"
- "Aah!" accompanier
- "That's so cool!"
- "I have an idea!"
- "Check THAT out!"
- La la lead-in
- "That's wonderful!"
- "That's incredible!"
- "I like it!"
- Sound of wonderment
- "How impressive!"
- "How adorable!"
- Sound of awe
- "Would you look at that!"
- "Aah!" accompaniment
- '-- -la-la!'
- Squeal of delight
- Expression of disbelief
- "Very cool!"
- "How beautiful!"
- "Color me impressed!"
- ''I'm impressed!''
- Word of amazement
- La-la intro
- "That's so cute!"
- "So cool!"
- "I like that!"
- "___ La La" (2013 Britney Spears song)
- "__ la la!"
- Thrilled cry
- Exclamation of amazement
- Excited cry
- "I like!"
- "How cool!"
- __ and aah
- Massage reaction
- Expression of wonderment
- Expression of delight
- Exclamation of wonder
- Delighted exclamation
- Cry of amazement
- Cry at a fireworks display
- "Tell me more!"
- "Sounds like fun!"
- "I can't wait!"
- Utterance of amazement
- Sound of wonder
- Sound of admiration
- Sound impressed
- Sound at a fireworks display
- Response to fireworks
- Reaction to pyrotechnics
- Reaction to an expensive gift
- Gasp of amazement
- Fireworks sound
- Express awe
- Express amazement
- Exclamation of admiration
- Exclamation at a fireworks display
- Excited reaction
- Circusgoer's gasp
- Betray bliss
- Awed response
- Awe-ful sound?
- Amazement utterance
- Air show reaction
- Ah partner
- "You're in trouble!"
- "What a display!"
- "Well, look at you!"
- "That's really cool!"
- "That's marvelous!"
- "Looking good!"
- "I'm in awe!"
- "Call on me!"
- "___-la-la!" ("How fancy!")
- 'Nice one!'
- 'How cool!'
- -- and aah
- Word of wonderment
- Wonder-ful word?
- Trick reaction
- Thrilled exclamation
- Sound of pain or pleasure
- Pyrotechnics reaction
- Magic show reaction
- Lead-in to "la-la"
- Lead-in to "la la"
- La la preceder
- Impressed reaction
- Half of an awe-filled pair
- Fireworks response
- Fireworks noise
- Faces "___ La La"
- Expression of wonder
- Exclamation of pain or pleasure
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
exclamation of pain, surprise, wonder, etc., 1916. Combined with aah from 1953. Ooh-la-la, exclamation of surprise or appreciation, is attested 1924, from French and suggestive of the supposed raciness of the French.
Wiktionary
alt. 1 An expression of surprise. 2 An expression of awe. 3 The sound made to imitate a ghost. 4 Used sometimes because of affection interj. 1 An expression of surprise. 2 An expression of awe. 3 The sound made to imitate a ghost. 4 Used sometimes because of affection vb. To go ''ooh''
Wikipedia
Ooh may refer to:
Usage examples of "ooh".
Stand around chanting, Ooh, Ooh, Ooh whenever the team wins, like those pathetic rejects on Arsenio Hall.
I stared up into his face, and whatever he saw there widened his eyes, made his lips part in a small ooh of surprise.
There was music of the standard Hindi combination: choruses of girls oohing and aahing to the clamor of guitars, tablas, violins and vinas.
A Space Odyssey, she oohs and aahs, then the camera records his blowjob at considerably more length and with considerably more interest to the tune of music from an airport bar.
As others aboard oohed and aahed, the device rose on a pillar of blue fire and vanished back into the belly of the famous I artifact, which rose solemnly into the equatorial sky and moved off northward in search of other violators.
He remembered last year when he lay on his back, oohing and aahing as each new color burst, filling the sky with snow glitters that burned out before they touched the ground.
She got down to that fast, talking on the phone, sending faxes, and leaving Rydell to ooh and ah at the views from the mollies.
Queen Lallazay, obviously enchanted, clapped her hands, and the courtiers oohed in delight.
The spectators oohed and aahed, exclaiming over each near throw and escape.
The crowd parted, oohed and ahhed, as giant Blinddrum stepped forth with only a long steel sword in his hand.
She latched on to details, oohing over the nursery, glaring at her for saying Adam's name too many times, ahhing over their time together in Uster, sighing over the wedding that should have been.
Japanese with their cameras, robust French and Italian climbers, flushed faces, coiled ropes, children alive with oohs and ahhs, noses pressed against the fogged glass of the vehicle.
When the oohs and awws were finished, the mother went home with her child to rest, and the father whooped it up with the guests.
He had accused me of resenting the fact that people had stopped oohing and aahing over the change in me.
She ran a washcloth along his chest and around his neck, then positioned her hand under the cloth and pretended it was a dog - not that he knew what a dog was, despite the endless hours she'd spent pointing at picture books or oohing and aahing over the real thing in the park.