wahoo
part of speech
noun (wahoos)
meaning for a pupil
1) (rare) A wahoo is a North American tree whose inner bark was used for weaving and making rope. tree →
2) (old use, in Uncle Remus tales) "Wahoo!" is a loud shout or call. tree →
sense in the lessons
the bark of a tree used in old tales, and a loud call shouted by a character
examples
- The old man wove baskets from wahoo bark. tree →
- Strips of wahoo bark lay on the floor. tree →
- "Wahoo!" the boy shouted across the field. tree →
note
nothing for maths
Trees and pragmatics
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