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wow
OXFORD DICTIONARY
wow, int., n., & v.
--int. expressing astonishment or admiration.
--n. sl. a sensational success.
--v.tr. sl. impress or excite greatly.
--int. expressing astonishment or admiration.
--n. sl. a sensational success.
--v.tr. sl. impress or excite greatly.
wow, n. a slow pitch-fluctuation in sound-reproduction, perceptible in long notes.
Etymology
imit.
THESAURUS
wow
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