Crossword clues for whoa
whoa
- Stop, on the trail
- Stop on the trail
- Stallion stopper
- Stagecoach shout
- Silver stopper
- Shout to stop a horse
- Oater shout
- Oater "halt!"
- Not so fast!
- Keanu Reeves catchword
- Horse-halting cry
- Exclamation of awe
- Cowboy's command
- Command that stops a horse
- Command given to stop a horse
- Amazed exclamation
- "Where's the fire?"
- "What did you just say?!?!"
- "Wasn't expecting that!"
- "Stop," at the stables
- "Slow down, boy"
- "Now just a darn minute!"
- "Not so fast"
- "Mind blown!"
- "Just a doggone minute!"
- "Hot damn!"
- "Hold yer horses!"
- "Hold on a sec!"
- Word used by Keanu Reeves or Joey Lawrence
- Word used by Joey Lawrence
- Word to a too-fast horse
- Word said to slow down a horse
- Word said to make a horse stop
- Word accompanying a tug of a horse's neck
- Western exclamation
- Teamster's cry
- Stops the horse
- Stopper that should work with almost any plug
- Stop! — steady on!
- Stop, Trigger!
- Stop signal on the trail
- Steed-stopping shout
- Steed-stopping command
- Stagecoach driver's "Stop!"
- Shout from a coach
- Shoemaker's stop?
- Security "Hold your horses!" call
- Reining word
- Paramore song for horses?
- Opposite of giddap
- Opposite of 'Giddyap!'
- Open sleigh halter
- Oater "Hold it!"
- Now thats awesome!
- Joey's rather uninspired catchphrase on "Blossom"
- Joey Lawrence catchphrase on "Blossom"
- It might make an Arab stop
- Interjection that seemingly no one on the internet can spell correctly
- Horse-stopping word
- Horse-stopping exclamation
- Horse-halting word
- Horse-halting shout
- Horse stopper
- Hold-your-horses command
- Hold on there
- Halt, to a horse
- Giddyap's opposite
- Exclamation Keanu Reeves is known for
- Exclamation associated with Keanu Reeves
- Cry to Trigger, perhaps
- Command to Tonalist
- Command that halts a horse
- Call to a steed
- Call to a Clydesdale
- Arabian stopper
- "You're going too fast!"
- "What just happened here ...?!"
- "That blew my mind!"
- "That blew me away!"
- "Take it easy, horse!"
- "Stop," to a horse
- "Stop, Trigger!"
- "Slow down," to Silver
- "Now, just hold on"
- "Not so quick, Silver!"
- "Like a Bird" album "___, Nelly!"
- "Hold on, horse!"
- "Hold it, horses!"
- "Hey, stop right there!"
- "Hey, hold it!"
- "Easy there, horse!"
- "Easy now!"
- "Easy now, big fella!"
- 'Slow down!'
- 'Easy there!'
- ''Stop, Silver!''
- ''Hold up!''
- ''Hold on there!''
- Avast, on land
- Rider's "Stop!"
- Command to Dobbin
- Horse's halter?
- "Hold it!"
- Rider's command
- "___," said Tom haltingly
- "Wait just a minute!"
- "Hold up!"
- "Hold on there!"
- Shout from a coach driver
- "Hold it, buster!"
- "Stop right there"
- "Hold it right there!"
- "Stop right there!"
- "Hold your horses!"
- "Slow down!"
- Cry coming up to a barn
- "Stop!" to Silver
- "Hold on a moment!"
- “Now that’s awesome!”
- "Hold it, horse!"
- Liveryman's command
- Equestrian's "Stop!"
- Command to a steed
- Steed stopper
- Cowboy's "Stop!"
- "That's big news, dude!"
- Cry to a horse that's the opposite of "Giddyup!"
- "That's crazy, dude!"
- "You just blew my mind!"
- "Hang on a sec!"
- "That's super crazy!"
- Cousin of "OMG!"
- "Hey, take it easy!"
- "Mind ... blown!"
- Command spoken while pulling the reins
- Mountie's command
- Command to a horse to stop
- Opposite of giddyap
- Directive to Dobbin
- "Hold on!"
- "Stop, steed!"
- Dobbin stopper
- Order to Dobbin
- Cry made while the reins are pulled
- Call to stop lying in new hoax
- Opposite of "Giddy-up!"
- Wild horse overly accelerating initially - stop!
- When hail of abuse starts, stop!
- What person has a command to stop?
- Frontrunners of wild horses obeying a request to stop
- From TV doctor, a directive to slow down
- Instruction to stop
- Doctor comes to a stop
- TV doctor with a call for restraint
- That's a stop!
- Cry of surprise
- "Not so fast!"
- Arabian stopper?
- Restraining order
- Horse-stopping shout
- "That's awesome!"
- Word of caution
- Horse halter?
- Horse command
- "Check THAT out!"
- ''Not so fast!''
- "That's incredible!"
- "Take it easy!"
- "Stop, horse!"
- Stop order?
- "Hold everything!"
- It may stop a runaway
- Hold it!
- "Now hold on there!"
- "Hang on"
- Oater exclamation
- Horse's halter
- ''Wait a minute!''
- Horse-stopping cry
- "Wait one minute!"
- "Stop, Silver!"
- "Now hold on!"
- "Just a minute there!"
- "Easy there!"
- ''Hold it!''
- Word to a nag
- Word shouted to the team?
- Stop order
- Impressed exclamation
- Command to a team
- "Slow down, horse!"
- "Mind. Blown."
- ''Stop, horse!''
- ''Hold your horses!''
- Yell that puts the brakes on
- Word that stops a nag?
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ho \Ho\, Hoa \Hoa\ (h[=o]), interj. [Cf. F. & G. ho.]
Halloo! attend! -- a call to excite attention, or to give notice of approach. ``What noise there, ho?''
--Shak. ``Ho! who's within?''
--Shak.-
[Perhaps corrupted fr. hold; but cf. F. hau stop! and E. whoa.] Stop! stand still! hold! -- a word now used by teamsters, but formerly to order the cessation of anything. [Written also whoa, and, formerly, hoo.]
The duke . . . pulled out his sword and cried ``Hoo!''
--Chaucer.An herald on a scaffold made an hoo.
--Chaucer.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
interj. 1 stop (''especially when commanding a horse or imitative thereof''); calm down; slow down. 2 An expression of surprise.
Wikipedia
"Whoa" is the second single from the album The Naked Truth by rapper Lil' Kim which is produced by J.R. Rotem. "Whoa" never made it to the Billboard Hot 100 but did make the R&B/Hip-Hop Tracks chart, where it peaked at number 30. Originally sent to US radio on November 22, 2005, it was then re-released in February to coincide with the airing of her reality show, Lil' Kim: Countdown to Lockdown, for which it served as the theme song. It was released in the United Kingdom on May 15, 2006.
Before the album was released, some versions of the "Lighters Up" promo CD and vinyl listed the title of the song as "My Ni*#@s". Due to the lyrics in the second verse, Whoa is heard as a Junior M.A.F.I.A. diss.
Whoa is an interjection, often said when in awe of something.
It may also refer to:
Usage examples of "whoa".
Then, this afternoon, he had blown a hose or something, he had taken the Wentworth exit in search of the Great American Service Station, and then whoa, dude there had come a big bang from under the hood and all the dials on the dashboard started showing bad news.
He had treated angelic-looking boys whoas their advanced state of social disease clearly provedhad been sowing their seed in any cavity that could be induced to hold still for twenty seconds.
Still, she's urrish, and there's a limit to how much of a humicker any urs can be, before planting four feet and saying whoa.