chee hoo
Meaning: expression of joy
Usage: Celebrating or cheering
"Chee hoo! We going Vegas!"
"Chee-hoo! We going beach!"
"We won da game! Chee-hoo!"
"Chee-hoo! Party tonight!"
"Cheeehoo! We going beach today!"
"Cheeehoo! We won da championship!"
"Friday pau hana, cheeehoo!"
"Chee hu! Going Vegas!"
"Chee hu! We win!"
"Chee hu, da food so good!"
Origin: Local expression
What does "chee hoo" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"chee hoo" means "expression of joy" in Hawaiian Pidgin. Celebrating or cheering.
How do you pronounce "chee hoo"?
"chee hoo" is pronounced "CHEE-hoo". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "chee hoo" in a sentence?
Example: "Chee hoo! We going Vegas!"
chee
geez
ay koodish
exclamation of shock, oh no, good grief, yikes
da kine, da whole kine
that thing, the whole thing, everything related to that, all of that stuff
eh, you stay wit' da kine?
hey, are you with that thingamajig?, are you with that thing?, do you have that thing?
what, you like beef?
what, you want to fight?, do you want to fight?
bango
caught a big fish!, got one!, success catching fish
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