Associations to the word «Shoo»
Noun
- Supper
- Rosa
- Eugene
- Be
- Nursery
- Steamer
- Tavern
- Sin
- Bo
- Nurse
- Everyone
- Sally
- Mistress
- Molly
- Apple
- Cigar
- Beast
- Porch
- Cage
- Say
- Bite
- Nut
- Sean
- Dorothy
- Din
- Door
- Wool
- Jenny
- Room
- Pan
- Emma
- Hatch
- Cohen
- Hey
- Betty
- Skirt
- Footnote
- Tommy
- Bin
- Hand
- Ne
- Pete
- Afterward
- Somebody
- Ceiling
- Dynasty
- Barn
- Why
- Hat
- Cloth
- Try
- Document
- Patch
- Clock
- Pack
- Harper
- Stair
- Pig
- Wonder
- Bean
- Shop
- Buy
- Pin
- Stuff
- Benjamin
- Dick
- Apartment
- Put
- Reporter
Adjective
Wiktionary
SHOO, verb. (transitive) (informal) To induce someone or something to leave.
SHOO, verb. (intransitive) (informal) To leave under inducement.
SHOO, verb. (informal) (rare) To usher someone.
SHOO, interjection. (informal) (demeaning) Go away! Clear off!
SHOO IN, noun. Alternative form of shoo-in
Dictionary definition
SHOO, verb. Drive away by crying `shoo!'.
Wise words
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