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- Ouou.
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n. a populated place in the Pangasinan region of the Philippines.

n. a stream in Central African Republic.

- Ouoya.
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n. a stream in the Gueckedou region of Guinea.

- ouu.
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interj. a scolding word; “shame on you.”

 | <[He] came up and shook his finger scoldingly and said, “Ouu, Bobby— ... you got in trouble. You better be good.” —Jerry Spinelli, The Library Card.> |
interj. oh.

 | <Ouu, thank you, God bless you, you’re so nice. —K. C. Constantine, Saving Room for Dessert: A Rocksburg Novel.> |
interj. the deep grunt of football players primed for action.

 | <Us footballers all jumped up and pumped our fists and went, “Ouu! Ouu!” The coach grinned and pumped us one back and we went wild. —Jerry Spinelli, Crash.> |
n. a mumble of a dying person, as in The Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes by Neil Gaiman.

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adv. truly.

 | <I hear the palmetta bug saying something. Yeah, saying, “Ouuu, it’s nice here. I don’t believe this woman washes herself, yeah.” —Elmore Leonard, Rum Punch.> |
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