woot |
woos |
As an interjection woot
is expressing happiness or approval.
As a verb woos is
third-person singular of woo.
As a noun woos is
a coward; a wuss.
doot |
woot |
As a verb doot
is (chiefly|scotland) doubt.
As an interjection woot is
expressing happiness or approval.
moot |
woot |
As a noun moot
is size, measure.
As an interjection woot is
expressing happiness or approval.
woo |
woot |
As interjections the difference between woo and woot
is that
woo is expressing joy or mirth; woohoo, yahoo while
woot is expressing happiness or approval.
As a verb woo
is to endeavor to gain someone's support.
As an adjective woo
is an alternative spelling of lang=en.
As a proper noun Woo
is a Chinese surname.
oot |
woot |
As a pronoun oot
is (geordie) anything.
As an interjection woot is
expressing happiness or approval.
woot |
wot |
As interjections the difference between woot and wot
is that
woot is expressing happiness or approval while
wot is what (
humorous misspelling intended to mimic certain working class accents.
As a verb wot is
to know.
zoot |
woot |
As a noun zoot
is a zoot suit.
As an interjection woot is
expressing happiness or approval.
wost |
woot |
As a verb wost
is en-archaic second-person singular of wit.
As an interjection woot is
expressing happiness or approval.
woof |
woot |
As interjections the difference between woof and woot
is that
woof is (humorous) expression of strong physical attraction for someone while
woot is expressing happiness or approval.
As a noun woof
is the set of yarns placed crosswise in a loom, interlaced with the warp, carried by the shuttle or
woof can be the sound a dog makes when barking.
As a verb woof
is to make a woofing sound.
As an acronym woof
is (marketing) well off older folks.
root |
woot |
As a proper noun root
is .
As an interjection woot is
expressing happiness or approval.
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