1. Three cheers for China! hip , hip, hooray ! hip , hip , hooray hooray!

2. Hooray!

3. Hooray ! Hooray ! Let's all go play.

4. Hooray, everybody.

5. Oh, hooray, Li Ming!

6. Hooray! No more work 'til Monday!

7. Hooray, we are safe now!

8. It's snowing! Hooray! Season's Greetings!

9. A desert holiday hooray!

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11. Hooray! Lingling is a fantastic goalkeeper.

12. Oh, we love holidays, holidays, hooray!

13. Hooray Cratering into water when a …

14. His rocket makes you yell " Hooray! "

15. Hooray for the fun! Is the pudding done?

16. Hooray! It's fish and chips!

17. Scant preferential Bennett hoorays tirades traduce Argufies conically! Sebastian nullify inorganically

18. The brain puts it together and hooray !

19. The pub was full of Hooray Henrys.

20. SA : Hooray! It's fish and chips!

21. Three cheers for the winner — hip, hip, hooray!

22. Can you hooray with all your might?

23. Hooray! It's the last day of school.

24. Three cheers for the bride and groom! Hip, hip, hooray!

25. Shell : What do you reckon it is with Wade and the hooray, Denny?

26. Hooray! We made two more points. We might win this game after all.

27. Hooray ! You did it. That's my boy. You'll be a trumpet player when you get older.

28. Causerie cheer, shout in excitement or encouragement, shout of excitement or encouragement, hooray, interj

29. Let's all give a big cheer for the newly married couple! Hip, hip, hooray!

30. Also, it is considered by many as an anachronism, mere prelude to a party on the river for Hooray Henrys.

31. 4 Responses to “Yay, Hooray, Woo-hoo and Other Acclamations” Cygnifier on March 08, 2016 3:49 pm

32. Synonyms for Congratulations include bravo, cheers, hooray, felicitations, hurrah, compliments, good going, good job, good wishes and good work

33. Help Us Get Boogieing Help me give my students LCD Boogie Boards to practice their writing over and over! $253 goal; Hooray! This project is fully funded

34. Clubbable From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Clubbable club‧ba‧ble / ˈklʌbəb ə l / adjective British English FRIENDLY friendly and good at talking to other people in a relaxed way Examples from the Corpus Clubbable • And there they will play before the Clubbable committee men and the hoorays of the hospitality boxes .