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Examples
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“Hoo-hoo,” said Abu, “you Americans have a funny way of being humorous.”
The Welkening Gregory Spencer 2004
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Cockles, their loyal guide, laughed, slapped his knee, and pushed one of his feathers back into place, Hoo-hoo, good joke.
The Welkening Gregory Spencer 2004
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“Hoo-hoo,” said Abu, “you Americans have a funny way of being humorous.”
The Welkening Gregory Spencer 2004
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Cockles, their loyal guide, laughed, slapped his knee, and pushed one of his feathers back into place, Hoo-hoo, good joke.
The Welkening Gregory Spencer 2004
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“Hoo-hoo,” said Abu, “you Americans have a funny way of being humorous.”
The Welkening Gregory Spencer 2004
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Cockles, their loyal guide, laughed, slapped his knee, and pushed one of his feathers back into place, Hoo-hoo, good joke.
The Welkening Gregory Spencer 2004
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He lifted his head when he heard a high-pitched “Hoo-hoo!”
MOONSHINER’S SON CAROLYN REEDER 1993
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He lifted his head when he heard a high-pitched “Hoo-hoo!”
MOONSHINER’S SON CAROLYN REEDER 1993
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"Hoo-hoo" went the owl again, and at this, the third summons, we distinctly heard many horses 'hoofs coming at a gallop towards us, though at a considerable distance.
Jim Davis John Masefield 1922
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Some one cried "Sh," and "Still," and in the silence which followed, the "Hoo-hoo" of the owl called again, with a little flourishing note at the end of the call.
Jim Davis John Masefield 1922
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