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whooper
[ hoo-per, hwoo-, woo- ]
whooper
/ ˈwuːpə /
noun
- a large white Old World swan, Cygnus cygnus, having a black bill with a yellow base and a noisy whooping cry
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I cudden't stand it no longer, so I wint down town to-night, down be Shekel an' Whooper's place, an' bought these things.
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The chief whooper, he discovered, was Bill Kennedy, the man whom he had very nearly thrashed.
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Well, there ain't much use 'whooping up the boys' when only the whooper gets wild.
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De one us sung most was: 'Whooper John and Calline all night.'
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He hastened to assure the whooper that he was awake and afoot.
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