Waugh
wɔː
Definition

Definition of Waugh - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
authorUKfamous English writer known for satireUK
  • Waugh wrote many satirical novels.
novelist satirist writer
2.
namesurname originating from Old English
  • Waugh is a common surname in England.
family name surname
3.
place in AlabamaRareUSunincorporated community in AlabamaRareUS
  • Waugh is a small community in Montgomery County.
community locality settlement
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Origin of Waugh

Scottish, surname of uncertain origin

Examples of Waugh in a sentence

  • Many readers appreciate Waugh for his wit and humor.
  • Waugh appeared frequently in historical records.
  • The Waugh family held a reunion last summer.
  • Waugh hosts an annual festival in spring.
  • Many families have lived in Waugh for generations.

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  1. French:Waugh, ...
  2. German:Waugh, ...
  3. Italian:Waugh, ...
  4. Spanish:Waugh, comunidad no incorporada de Alabama, ...
  5. Portuguese:Waugh, ...
  6. Chinese:沃, ...
  7. Japanese:ウォー, ...
  8. Arabic:ووه, وُو, ...
  9. Hebrew:ווֹאָה, וֹ, ...
  10. Russian:Во, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Во, Вог, ...
  12. Hindi:वॉ, ...
waugh
wɔː

Definition of waugh - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
animalsDatedloud barking sound made by dogDated
  • The dog's waugh echoed through the night.
bark howl
2.
emotionDatedexpression of surprise or disbeliefDated
  • He let out a waugh when he saw the price.
gasp wow
3.
soundsDatedcry of distress or painDated
  • The child gave a waugh after falling off the swing.
cry wail
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Origin of waugh

Scottish, wauch (to cry out) + -

Examples of waugh in a sentence

  • The waugh of the hound signaled the hunt's start.
  • The unexpected news made him utter a waugh.
  • Her reaction was a waugh of disbelief.
  • A loud waugh echoed through the forest.
  • She let out a waugh when she stubbed her toe.

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  1. French:aboiement, waouh, ...
  2. German:Bellen, Ausdruck des Erstaunens, ...
  3. Italian:bau, esclamazione di sorpresa, ...
  4. Spanish:ladrido, ¡guau!, ...
  5. Portuguese:latido, uau, ...
  6. Chinese:汪汪声, 哇, ...
  7. Japanese:ワウ, ワー, ...
  8. Arabic:نباح, تَعْبِير عَنِ الدَّهْشَةِ أَوْ عَدَمِ التَّصْدِيقِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נְבִיחָה רָמָה, וָאוּ, ...
  10. Russian:лай, восклицание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гавкіт, ой, ...
  12. Hindi:भौंक, वाह, ...

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