wahoo

UK
/ˈwɑː.huː/
US
/wɑˈhu/

Translations

wahoonoun
wahoos
pl
UK
/ˈwɑː.huː/
US
/wɑˈhu/
fusain ailéBotanique.
The wahoo's bright red berries add a splash of color to the autumn landscape.
Les baies rouge vif du fusain ailé ajoutent une touche de couleur au paysage d’automne.
thazard-bâtardZoologie.
The wahoo is a prized catch among sport fishermen due to its speed and fighting ability.
Le thazard-bâtard est une prise très recherchée par les pêcheurs sportifs en raison de sa vitesse et de sa combativité.
Additional translations
orme ailéBotanique. Sens régional ou spécialisé.
wahoointerjection
UK
/ˈwɑː.huː/
US
/wɑˈhu/
Wahoo! I just won the lottery!
Hourra ! Je viens de gagner à la loterie !
Additional translations
youpiFamilier, marque la joie ou l’enthousiasme.
wahooadjective
Used attributively to describe dishes, products, or matters related to the wahoo fish or the plant.
de thazard-bâtardEmploi zoologique.
The restaurant is famous for its wahoo ceviche.
Le restaurant est célèbre pour son ceviche de thazard-bâtard.

Definitions

wahoonoun
A type of fast-swimming fish found in tropical and subtropical seas, known for its speed and high-quality flesh.
The wahoo is a prized catch among sport fishermen due to its speed and fighting ability.
A North American shrub or small tree with red berries and corky bark, also known as burning bush.
The wahoo's bright red berries add a splash of color to the autumn landscape.
A deciduous elm tree (Ulmus alata) of the southeastern United States, noted for the corky wings on its branches; also called winged elm.
The southern wahoo provides excellent shade in the backyard.
wahoointerjection
An exclamation of excitement or joy.
Wahoo! I just won the lottery!
wahooadjective
Relating to, made from, or characteristic of the wahoo fish.
The restaurant is famous for its wahoo ceviche.