Pronunciation: /hoʊ hoʊ/
noun a representation of laughter or amusement, often associated with Santa Claus
A1 Santa Claus says 'ho ho ho' when he laughs.
A2 Children love to hear the sound of 'ho ho ho' during the holiday season.
B1 The actor playing Santa in the movie had a deep and jolly 'ho ho ho' laugh.
B2 The comedian's exaggerated 'ho ho ho' laughter filled the room with joy.
C1 The sound of 'ho ho ho' echoed through the streets as Santa made his way through the parade.
C2 The orchestra conductor let out a hearty 'ho ho ho' before leading the musicians in a festive tune.
interjection used to represent the sound of laughter or amusement, often associated with Santa Claus
A1 Ho ho! Look at the cute puppy!
A2 Ho ho! I can't believe I won the game!
B1 Ho ho! That joke was really funny.
B2 Ho ho! I never expected to see you here.
C1 Ho ho! The situation is quite amusing, isn't it?
C2 Ho ho! I must say, you have quite a sense of humor.
formal The jolly man in the red suit exclaimed 'Ho ho ho!' as he greeted the children at the Christmas party.
informal I heard Santa's signature 'Ho ho ho!' as he made his way through the mall.
slang The comedian's impersonation of Santa's 'ho ho ho' had the audience in stitches.
figurative The CEO let out a hearty 'ho ho ho' as he received news of record-breaking profits.
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