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No references found	Can you remember those glorious days of fresh young manhood--how, when coming home along the moonlit road, we felt too full of life for sober walking, and had to spring and skip, and wave our arms, and shout till belated farmers' wives thought--and with good reason, too--that we were mad, and kept close to the hedge, while we stood and laughed aloud to see them scuttle off so fast and made their blood run cold with a wild parting whoop, and the tears came, we knew not why? Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow by Jerome, Jerome K. View in context Of course this novice's report lacked whoop and crash and lurid description, and therefore wanted the true ring; but its antique wording was quaint and sweet and simple, and full of the fragrances and flavors of the time, and these little merits made up in a meas- ure for its more important lacks. A Connecticut Yankee by Twain, Mark View in context He didn't need to be told what caused my excitement, for the instant he was awake he, too, heard the long-hoped for click, and with a whoop of delight pounced upon the instrument. Pellucidar by Burroughs, Edgar Rice View in context	WHO Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Who's Who whodunnit Whois whole Whole Enchilada Fiesta whole gale whole number whole pitch whole range point whole step whole timber whole tone whole-body counter whole-brick wall Whole-Tone Scale Wholeness wholesale Wholesale Price Wholesale Trade wholesaling Wholesaling Cooperative wholesome Wholesomeness whoop Whooping Cough whooping crane Whopper Whorf, Benjamin Lee Whorl Whortleberry WHQL whr WHSE Whuppity Scoorie Whyalla Whydah Whymper, Edward Whyte, William H., Jr. Whytt's reflex WI Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi bridge Wi-Fi camera Wi-Fi cellphone Wi-Fi client Wi-Fi Direct Wi-Fi enabled Wi-Fi hotspot	Wholly-owned subsidiaries Wholly-owned subsidiary Wholly-owned subsidiary Wholly-owned subsidiary whom whom whom Whom the gods love die young Whom Would Jesus Vote whomever whomever Whomever It May Concern whomp whomp whomp up whomped whomped up whomping whomping up whomps whomps up whomso whomsoever whomsoever WHON Whoo-ha Whoo-ha Whoo-ha Whoobub whoofle whoop Whoop (Bump Like This) whoop it up whoop it up whoop it up whoop it up whoop-de-doo Whoopdeedoo Whoopdeedoo Blair whooped whooped whooped whooped it up whooped it up whooped it up whoopee whoopee Whoopee cap whoopee cushion whoopee cushions Whoopee! whoopees whooper Whooper Crane Whooper Crane whooper swan whooper swan whooper swans whoopers whooping whooping

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Can you remember those glorious days of fresh young manhood--how, when coming home along the moonlit road, we felt too full of life for sober walking, and had to spring and skip, and wave our arms, and shout till belated farmers' wives thought--and with good reason, too--that we were mad, and kept close to the hedge, while we stood and laughed aloud to see them scuttle off so fast and made their blood run cold with a wild parting whoop, and the tears came, we knew not why?

Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow by Jerome, Jerome K. View in context

Of course this novice's report lacked whoop and crash and lurid description, and therefore wanted the true ring; but its antique wording was quaint and sweet and simple, and full of the fragrances and flavors of the time, and these little merits made up in a meas- ure for its more important lacks.

A Connecticut Yankee by Twain, Mark View in context

He didn't need to be told what caused my excitement, for the instant he was awake he, too, heard the long-hoped for click, and with a whoop of delight pounced upon the instrument.

Pellucidar by Burroughs, Edgar Rice View in context

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