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Whoopee
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Wild merrymaking, excitement, exultation. Often
in "making whoopee."
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1. QA.HEBREWS.PART.1_ JEFF.IN COD WEDNESDAY_ 57-0925 248-236
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An unbeliever will go through the world; he'll
have miseries, woes, what he calls having a big
time, "Whoopee," having a big time: women,
wine, and big time.
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an expression of great excitement.
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1. LIFE.STORY_ HAMMOND.IN. SUNDAY_ 52-0720A
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And about that time he got all happy. And when
he did, he went, "Whoopee," Just jumped up in
the air, kicked his heels together, said, "Glory
to God," said, "Hallelujah, there's not enough
room here for me to preach." And off the
platform he walked like that, like a kid.
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