oos |
ooh |
As an initialism oos
is (physics|measurement).
As an interjection ooh is
uh, erm, um (
expression of confusion or uncertainty).
boh |
ooh |
As a noun boh
is god.
As an interjection ooh is
uh, erm, um (
expression of confusion or uncertainty).
oot |
ooh |
As a pronoun oot
is (geordie) anything.
As an interjection ooh is
uh, erm, um (
expression of confusion or uncertainty).
ooh |
oth |
As an interjection ooh
is uh, erm, um (
expression of confusion or uncertainty).
As a noun oth is
.
oop |
ooh |
As an adverb oop
is .
As a verb oop
is (scotland) to bind with a thread or cord; to join; to unite.
As an interjection ooh is
uh, erm, um (
expression of confusion or uncertainty).
ook |
ooh |
As interjections the difference between ook and ooh
is that
ook is the cry of a monkey while
ooh is uh, erm, um (
expression of confusion or uncertainty).
oom |
ooh |
As a noun oom
is an older man, especially an uncle. (Frequently as a respectful form of address..
As an interjection ooh is
an expression of surprise.
As a verb ooh is
to go
ooh
soh | ooh |
As a noun soh
is an anglicised spelling of so.
As an interjection ooh is
an expression of surprise.
As a verb ooh is
to go
ooh
doh | ooh |
As interjections the difference between doh and ooh
is that
doh is expresses surprise and consternation at a stupid mistake made by oneself, or another person while
ooh is an expression of surprise.
As a noun doh
is an anglicised spelling of do. A syllable used in solfège to represent the first and eighth tonic of a major scale.
As a verb ooh is
to go
ooh
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