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'''[[WoO]]''' is a term in [[music]] for a "work without opus number". |
'''[[WoO]]''' is a term in [[music]] for a "work without opus number". |
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'''Woo''' can be a general term for joy, in either a realistic or sarcastic manner. For example; "Woo, yay!" |
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The word Woo may have a number of meanings:
Wooing is another term for courtship.
Woo is a 1997 comedy film starring Jada Pinkett Smith; see Woo (film).
Woo is one of several transliterations of the Chinese family name Wu; for example, John Woo.
WOO was the radio call sign of the now-defunct AT&T ship-to-shore radiotelephone station in Navesink, New Jersey.
WoO is a term in music for a "work without opus number".
Woo can be a general term for joy, in either a realistic or sarcastic manner. For example; "Woo, yay!"