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1. (interj.) shoo
(used to scare or drive away chickens, birds, etc.)
2. (v.t.) shoo
to drive away by saying or shouting “shoo.”
3. shoo
to request or force (a person) to leave.
4. (v.i.) shoo
to call out “shoo.”
Etymology: (1475–85; earlier showe, shough, ssou; cf. G schu)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) shoo off, shoo, shoo away
drive away by crying `shoo!'
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1. (verb) shoo
to tell sb or sth to go away
She shooed the squirrels out of the garden.; He yelled, "shoo!" at the kids.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. shoo
begone; away; -- an expression used in frightening away animals, especially fowls
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Sense: an exclamation used when chasing a person, animal etc away.
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 Afrikaans: soe |
 Arabic: كَلِمَة تُطْلَقُ عند مُطا |
 Bulgarian: Къш! |
 Brazilian: xô! |
 Czech: kšá! |
 German: husch |
 Danish: psst! |
 Greek: ξουτ!, δρόμο! |
 Spanish: ¡fuera!, ¡zape! |
 Estonian: kõtt |
 Farsi: كيش ؛ چخ |
 Finnish: hus |
 French: ouste |
 Hebrew: לְגָרֵש בִּקרִיאַת שו! |
 Hindi: शू, शी, कुड़कुड़ |
 Croatian: iš! |
 Hungarian: hess! |
 Indonesian: hus! |
 Icelandic: burt! farðu! |
 Italian: sciò |
 Japanese: しっ |
 Korean: (새 등을 쪼는 소리) 쉬, 쉿 |
 Lithuanian: štiš! škac! |
 Latvian: tiš!; skic! |
 Malay: syuh |
 Dutch: kst |
 Norwegian: vekk! |
 Polish: sio, a kysz |
 Persian: كيش ؛ چخ |
 Pashto: كيش كيش كول لګه چرګه |
 Portuguese: xô! |
 Romanian: uşş! |
 Russian: кыш!, брысь! |
 Slovak: heš |
 Slovenian: šc! |
 Serbian: iš |
 Swedish: schas! |
 Thai: คำอุทานเพื่อขับไล่หรือตะเ |
 Turkish: Haydi dağılın. Git, kışt! |
 Taiwanese: 噓！ |
 Ukrainian: киш! |
 Urdu: ہش کی آواز کرنا |
 Vietnamese: xuỵt |
 Chinese: 嘘！ |
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