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Meanings of shoo in English
Portuguese
tanger Spanish
echar a gritos Usage of shoo in English
1
Labour could well be a shoo-in according to its latest internal polling.
2
But it was nice in you fellers to shoo him that way.
3
A nurse came soon to shoo Khelséa away, bringing lukewarm beef broth.
4
And I have to shoo the candy boy away every half hour.
5
She'd just have to feed him pizza and then shoo him out.
6
If we start planning now, you'll be a shoo-in for seventh grade.
7
And I think I know the one man that can shoo him.
8
You'd be a shoo-in with something like that.' Greta laughed and laughed.
9
Then, with the broom I will shoo him off that curtain pole.
10
They probably want me to shoo a chicken out of their way.
11
It should have been a shoo-in for Republican candidate Alice Forgy Kerr.
12
By midnight she was trying to shoo everyone out of the pub.
13
I'll go out with a flashlight and broom and shoo it away.
14
If this was an election for sainthood, Pierre would be a shoo-in.
15
I'll only shoo this fellow off the place, gently, mind you, gently.
16
He looked like he was trying to shoo a particularly ferocious dog.
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Shoo across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common