Whoa

Definition

whoa /wǝƱ/ interj (ျမင္းစသည္ကို ရပ္ရန္၊ ၿငိမ္ရန္ အမိန္႔ေပးသည့္ စကား)။ ဟိုး။

Examples

1. ‘Take it easy Skipper
2. whoa
3. slow down there boy!’
4. ‘You haven't seen her since last summer
5. and whoa!’
6. ‘But whoa
7. check out this Rolling Stone caption.’
8. ‘They were having a meal so I sat down for a meal and I just started eating
9. and I looked across - I said
10. whoa!’
11. ‘But the Tulane study found that when you mix chlordane
12. toxaphene and any of the others together - whoa!’
13. ‘‘The first time I beat Lisa
14. I was like
15. ’ says Allen
16. who as a toddler literally climbed with monkeys in the jungles of Africa as her missionary parents egged her on.’
17. ‘And I kind of thought - whoa - I grew up in that kind of house.’
18. ‘Your much slimmer than you used to be - I mean you were slim 4 years ago but whoa!’
19. ‘I had my hands in the air with these people going whoa
20. this is intense!’
21. ‘Just a little weird… I saw your nickname and was like
22. whoa!’
23. ‘In fact I just read an article online from the New York Times and some of these big labels - whoa!’
24. ‘The masquerade goes on seemingly harmlessly until
25. whoa!’
26. ‘And past that through a window
27. what I at first thought was a great
28. black
29. star-filled sky coming to get me
30. then realized before going back under - whoa!’
31. ‘We are very outgoing and we feel we're just beautiful
32. and then we look in the mirror and we're like
33. whoa!’
34. ‘It says here you have McAfee and the virus definition files were last updated in whoa!’
35. ‘Melanie looked faintly surprised
36. where did that question come from?’
37. ‘It's okay if they have other girlfriends in their past
38. but let their girlfriends have a boyfriend in the past and whoa!’
39. ‘So I'm checking my hit counter
40. seeing if I'd bested yesterday's second-best-ever performance
41. when - whoa!’
42. ‘I just changed the Skyscraper calendar to March: whoa!’
43. ‘I'm on public transit again
44. this time I standing
45. my eyes inadvertently just happen to glance down at the person sitting in front of me when whoa!’