Usage of "wow" | TermGallery

A joke that seems extremely funny.

Usage of wow in English

It will come full of new features and attempts to wow consumers. 
 News.com.au 

This has been my week: Oh, wow: I should write about that. 
 Wired 

And I remember floating there and thinking, wow, that was really beautiful. 
 Wired 

Richard Li's financial alchemy fails to wow Imagine China chooses all-out disobedience. 
 Reuters 

If the player does nothing wrong but it's still possible -wow! 
 The Guardian 

And they like works with high visual impact, with the 'wow' factor. 
 BBC 

All of a sudden you think, wow, this boy's a good player. 
 Radio NZ 

So, wow, what a difference two years can make to your tastes. 
 The Irish Times 

Since then, the wow factor offered in some airlines has only increased. 
 News.com.au 

I guessed she hadn't had the same wow moment that I did. 
 The one-week job project: one man, one year, 52 jobs 

Maybe he felt he had served up enough wow for one night. 
 The Irish Times 

I mean, wow, was all Jane could say for a few moments. 
 Austenland 

Oh wow, I haven't had one of these since I left Sheldon. 
 Good girls don't 

I want a dish that has the wow factor but looks effortless. 
 The Guardian 

And I was like, wow, it's actually just written by a medic. 
 Reuters 

My fantasy was 'wow, reconstructing lives from previous times using tiny artifacts'. 
 The Guardian 

wow

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Wow through the time

Wow across language varieties

Australia

Common

South Africa

Common

United States of America

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Meanings of wow in English