Pronunciation: /ˈwʊpi/
noun a noisy, exuberant celebration or party
A1 I shouted 'whoopee!' when I won the game.
A2 The children ran around the playground, shouting 'whoopee!' in excitement.
B1 The party was full of whoopee as everyone danced and laughed together.
B2 The comedian's jokes had the audience in fits of whoopee laughter.
C1 The whoopee of the crowd could be heard from miles away as the team scored the winning goal.
C2 The whoopee of the celebration echoed through the streets as people danced and cheered.
interjection used to express excitement or joy
A1 Whoopee! I found my missing sock.
A2 Whoopee! I passed my driving test.
B1 Whoopee! I got accepted into my dream college.
B2 Whoopee! I won the lottery.
C1 Whoopee! I just got promoted to manager.
C2 Whoopee! I finally published my first novel.
formal The audience erupted in cheers and applause, expressing their joy with a resounding 'whoopee'.
informal I won the lottery! Whoopee!
slang I aced my exam, so I'm going out to celebrate with some whoopee!
figurative His promotion at work was like winning the jackpot, he couldn't contain his whoopee.
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