Interjections Word Search
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Sample words: AYE, ADZOOKS, BAH, ADIEU, BAM, BOY, ALLRIGHT, ACK, WHOA, WHEW, PSHAW, QUITE, HUM, MEH, NAH, RATS.
Interjections word list, defined
- AYE /aɪ/ · adverb
- An expression of agreement or assent, meaning 'yes'; used especially in voting contexts and in Scottish and Northern English speech. Related: yes, yea.
- BAH /bɑː/ · interjection
- An exclamation used to express contempt, disgust, or impatience. Related: ugh, pah, phooey, humph.
- ADIEU /əˈdjuː/ (UK), /əˈduː/ (US) · noun
- A farewell; a goodbye, especially one that is final or heartfelt. Used chiefly in formal or literary contexts as an exclamation of parting. Related: farewell, goodbye, parting, valediction.
- BAM /bæm/ · noun (also used as an interjection)
- A sudden loud banging or thudding noise, often the sound of something heavy hitting a surface; also used as an exclamation to mark an abrupt impact or dramatic moment. Related: bang, wham, thud, smack.
- BOY /bɔɪ/ · noun
- A male child or young man, especially one who is not yet an adult; also used informally as a term of address or exclamation among men. Related: lad, child, youth, kid.
- WHOA /ˈhoʊ.ə/ (US); /wəʊ/ (British) · interjection
- An interjection used to express surprise, amazement, or sudden concern; it can also call for attention or urge someone to stop or slow down. Related: wow, gee, gosh, heck.
- WHEW /hjuː/ · interjection
- An interjection expressing relief, surprise, or amazement, often used when a tense, difficult, or strenuous situation has passed. Related: phew, oh, ah.
- PSHAW /pʃɔː/ (British), /pʃɑː/ (US) · interjection
- An exclamation used to express annoyance, contempt, or dismissal, especially toward something regarded as trivial or unworthy of serious consideration. Related: tut-tut, tut, huff, bah.
- QUITE /kwaɪt/ · adverb
- To a certain or considerable extent; completely or entirely, especially in contexts where the degree is limited or emphatic. It can also mean somewhat, depending on the sentence and tone. Related: rather, fairly, somewhat, pretty.
- HUM /hʌm/ · verb; noun
- To make a low, continuous sound with the voice, usually while keeping the lips closed; to sing a tune without words. As a noun, a hum is a low continuous sound, or the sound of someone humming. Related: murmur, buzz, drone, warble.
- MEH /mɛ/ · interjection; adjective
- As an interjection, “meh” expresses indifference, mild dissatisfaction, or a lack of enthusiasm. As an adjective, it describes something considered ordinary, mediocre, unremarkable, or not worth getting excited about. Related: indifferent, unimpressed, so-so, mediocre.
- NAH /nɑː/ · interjection
- An informal negative response meaning “no,” often used to reject a suggestion or indicate refusal. Related: no, nope, not for me, negative response.
- RATS /ræts/ · plural noun
- Rats are small, usually long-tailed rodents that live in burrows, buildings, sewers, and other sheltered places. In informal and derogatory use, “rats” can also refer to people regarded as contemptible or untrustworthy. Related: rodents, vermin, pests.
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