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Meanings of o-o in English
Usage of o-o in English
1
Nothing special to report except Dad is being so-o-o-o difficult right now!
2
So-o-o-o- I took a bite out of it and sent it back.
3
Or, as it might be: Are you coming-areyou coming o-o-outto-night?
4
D: There is a great big word in here called t-a-b-o-o.
5
It was burnished gold and he was so co-o-o-o-ol but don't say a word.
6
It was a great formidable cry of anger and despair, a deep, loud 'Oh-o-o-o-oh!'
7
Your name is (x x) Ayâsta, I am of the Wolf (o-o) clan.
8
We'll be lo-o-o-ng gone before your birthday, birthday, birth-
9
Savage affair that with the Kickapo-o-o-os, wasn't it?
10
It sounds like "goo-zum, goo-zum, goo-o-o-o-o," but to the baby it is perfect music.
11
Thinking of the kid's green skateboard, Bill said, "I think my bike-riding days are o-o-over."
12
Unfortunately, the story is so-o-o-o-o tired.
13
Bill said, "The o-o-only reason I can f-figure is that p-people go back to f-f-find thems-s-selves."
14
A loud "Ho-o-o" of approbation reverberated from the edge of the forest upon the Minnesota's bank.
15
Victoria said, "Daddy-sometimes you can be so-o-o embarrassing."
16
It was nearly sunset when a reverberating "hal-lo-o-o!"
Translations for o-o
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