hooraws
hooraws is the plural of hooraw.
hooraws is the third-person singular simple present indicative of hooraw.
Meaning of hooraw
Noun
hooraw (plural hooraws)
- A noisy or boisterous gathering or activity; uproar.
- They march in processions and get up hooraws, And wade through the mud for the good of the cause1889 January-June, Martin J. Griffin, “Diary of a Visitor in New York During the Presidential Election”, in Murray's Magazine, volume 5, page 89
- An unsophisticated person.
- Besides, some of those hooraws will know you on sight.2012, William W. Johnstone, Blood of Eagles, →ISBN
- A nonce word.
- In fact, when you see all these things happening, Mr. Speaker, when you listen to that kind of hooraw — coming from the other side — it is a wonderful example of the awful things that can happen when cousins marry.1978, Canada. Parliament. House of Commons, House of Commons Debates, Official Report - Volume 2, page 1501
Questions about hooraws
- What is hooraws the plural of?
- Hooraws is the plural of hooraw.
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