Slang- "wuuuuaaaa"

Question

What does "wuuuuuaaaa" mean?

Possibly that you are on the wrong site , facebook is over on the left. - ray76, Feb 25, 2014

Answer 1

It would be great if you give us more information about the context. Where did you read that?

Here, "wuaaaa" is an onomatopoeic word for crying. Like waa waa in English.

:) - ian-hill, Feb 25, 2014

lol, good. - annierats, Feb 25, 2014

Answer 2

That you have a bad stomachache.

If you're trying to stop a horse from running away : 'Whoa' may or may not work. ( pronounced ( whooooooo')

Okay thanks - LucyDog111, Feb 24, 2014

I've never known it to work annie but I've tried many times :-) - 007c5fc1, Feb 24, 2014

It only works when the horse has read the same book , otherwise run the other way , he may follow you . - ray76, Feb 25, 2014

Well, ray, usually you're on his back, or in asulky or cart behind him when issuing this hopeful word. - annierats, Feb 25, 2014

Answer 3

Hi LucyDog. Perhaps you misspelled it? Could you possibly be asking about hu-ahhhh. Hu-ahhh is a military term meaning everything from 'so long' to 'look at me...I'm military'.

Some say it started on D-Day, some say it was picked up in the Pacific from soldiers who were imitating the Australian OoRah.

If you think that might be what you are looking for, you can read more about it here but there are lots of stories about it's origin. My favourite is described in the graphic.

Which probably meant " bulldust". - ray76, Feb 25, 2014