whoa



from giddy-up to whoa

Rur. all the way from the beginning to the end. The road is paved from giddy-up to whoa. The play stinks. It is dull from giddy-up to whoa.
See also: whoa

Whoa, Nellie!

Rur. Wait! Stop! Tom: When I get that money, I'm gonna get me my own place, and then you and I can get married, andJane: Whoa, Nellie! When did I say I was going to marry you? Whoa, Nellie! Did you measure them boards before you started cuttin' 'em?

Whoa!

(wo)
exclam. Stop! (Said to a horse or any person or thing.) You’ve gone about far enough. Whoa!

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Opheliao-FEEL-yə (English)English, Literature
Nina['ni:nə]
Laios-Greek Mythology
Arnall['a:nəl]
Mate (2)-Croatian
MaciejMAH-chayPolish