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Cooley vs Vooley - What's the difference?

cooley | vooley |

As a proper noun cooley

is .

As a verb vooley is

eye dialect spelling indicating a non-french-speaker pronouncing the french word voulez.

cooley

English

Noun

(en noun)
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    vooley

    English

    Verb

    vooley
  • Eye dialect spelling indicating a non-French-speaker pronouncing the French word voulez.
  • *1991 , James White, Clara's Call, Unknown Soldier , page 18:
  • She implied that a fully modern girl like herself didn't need to be told what happened after a man asked, "Vooley voo?" She thought a man's man could be forgiven what he did while he was far from home and close to death.
  • *1935 , Crosbie Garstin, The Sunshine Settlers , page 226:
  • "Non, course not," the farrier grumbled. "We're hout in the medders makin' daisy-chains an' henjoyin' the glorious sunshine. Ker vooley voo? Coin' to start one o' yer popular fatigues?"
  • *1923 , Woman's Home Companion , Volume 50, Issues 7-12, page 8:
  • "Vooley' voo le ' vooley voo," said he fiercely, at the same time looking at me suspiciously.

    See also

    *voolay English eye dialect