English to Latin Meaning of yahoo - Yahoo

Yahoo :

Yahoo

noun

muta, Yahoo, animalis,

Yahoo :: YahooYahoos :: yahoos

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Definitions of yahoo in English

Noun(1) a person who is not very intelligent or interested in culture(2) one of a race of brutes resembling men but subject to the Houyhnhnms in a novel by Jonathan Swift(3) a widely used search engine for the web that finds information, news, images, products, finance

Examples of yahoo in English

(1) I wish I had a dollar for every time I spent a dollar, because then, yahoo !(2) After months of eating raw fish, facing thirst, sharks, and other terrors, Pi finds himself on an island - yahoo !(3) Can't we organise a whip-round to buy an island where these counter-Enlightenment yahoos can live without bothering anybody else?(4) Unfortunately it also has the most appalling collection of yahoos in English cricket and their drunken antics put Headingley's Test future in some jeopardy.(5) Would it be a land of civilised horses and violent yahoos ?(6) The young people, they have no religion, and the yahoos are coming home to roost.(7) It happened because the editors and reporters at the Los Angeles Times take it for granted that people who live in weird states like Wyoming are dangerously ignorant yahoos who need to be taken in hand by the federal bureaucracy.(8) When will the Left learn that this is not simply a nation of dimwitted yahoos ?(9) A couple of years ago, a band of local yahoos vandalized their home, threw bottles of beer through two front windows, kicked in the front door, trashed the garden, and cut the phone line to the house.(10) Doesn't this simply reflect that the soccer hooligans and other yahoos have turned it into a symbol of bigotry?(11) Right now they see no hope for the future until those prone-to-racism yahoos whose reactions you're so worried about are shown that it's OK to hire someone who looks or talks or dresses or acts a little differently from the boys at the lodge.(12) Speeding yahoos in trucks, obscenity-hurling men, and people aiming their vehicles at you for sport are among the obstacles that students face when walking down the east side of Burnaby Mountain from SFU, says one SFU student.(13) It is neither smart nor attractive for liberals, the self-professed champions of the little people, to scorn the vast majority of their fellow citizens as mindless yahoos .(14) But there's not much you can do about yahoos or rhetorical hooligans but keep your own head on straight and let them chatter.(15) With politics, there just happens to be [an inordinate amount] of flag-waving yahoos .(16) True, it would represent a humiliating surrender to some of the most reactionary yahoos in American society.

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Synonyms

Noun

1. redneck ::

redneck

2. boor ::

Rusticus

3. lout ::

agricola

4. oaf ::

STULTUS

5. barbarian ::

barbara

6. Neanderthal ::

neanderthalensis

7. brute ::

muta

8. thug ::

thug

9. clod ::

glaeba resoluit

10. roughneck ::

roughneck

Exclamation

11. wahoo ::

Wahoo

12. yippee ::

yippee

13. hooray ::

Euax

14. hurrah ::

eia

15. hallelujah ::

alleluia

16. bravo ::

euge

18. whoopee ::

whoopee

19. yay ::

Euge

20. yee-haw ::

haw vos,

Antonyms

1. brain ::

cerebrum

2. genius ::

genius

Different Forms

yahoo, yahoos

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