/wəˈhuː/
INTERJECTION
An exclamation used to express excitement, enthusiasm, triumph, or happiness.
An enthusiastic exclamation expressing happiness, excitement, or triumph after achieving something or experiencing a success.
An informal exclamation used to show strong excitement, delight, or enthusiastic amazement about something enjoyable or impressive.
NOUN
A large, fast-swimming marine fish, Acanthocybium solandri, found in tropical and subtropical waters and valued as a game fish.
A predatory ocean fish also known as ono, recognized for its elongated body, pointed snout, speed, and popularity among sport fishermen.
NOUN
A common name for certain North American trees, including the winged elm and the eastern wahoo.
A deciduous North American tree, Ulmus alata, commonly called winged elm or wahoo, distinguished by corky wings along its branches.
A North American shrub, Euonymus atropurpureus, also known as eastern wahoo or burning bush, noted for its distinctive reddish fruits.