In medieval England, it became " hallow, " and by the time of Shakespeare, it was " halloo ."
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:In the fox-hunting field, " halloo ! " is an encouraging shout which can be called long and loud . . . " view halloo ! " tells the followers a fox has broken cover.
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:In the fox-hunting field, " halloo ! " is an encouraging shout which can be called long and loud . . . " view halloo ! " tells the followers a fox has broken cover.
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The horse whisks him to the Quadling and Munchkin Countries of Oz, where Robin has adventures in View Halloo ( a region dedicated to fox-hunting ) and Roundabout ( a land where everything is round, inhabited by Roundheads ).
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I was very much frightened, as I heard persons halloo, " Burn the theater ! " I did not see Booth pass out; my situation was such that I could not see any person pass out of the back door.
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On approaching a corner where he cannot command a view of the road ahead, the automobilist must stop not less than 100 yards from the turn, toot his horn, ring a bell, fire a revolver, halloo and send up three bombs at intervals of five minutes.
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"Rolling Stone " 2 s 1993 review, by rock critic J . D . Considine, stated that " Miller puts his emphasis not on the words but on the melodies, and that pays off big time with songs like'Sword Swallower,'the power-poppy'Isaac's Law'and the driving, guitar-crazed'Jimmy Still Comes Around .'" Compared to Game Theory's work, the lyrics remained " obsessed with arcana, " but Considine concluded that " when his songs boast choruses as catchy as the one in'Take Me Down ( Too Halloo ),'odds are that you won't really care what the lyrics mean ."
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a shout to attract attention; "he gave a great halloo but no one heard him"
shout `halloo'', as when greeting someone or attracting attention
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