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oh

[oh] / oʊ /
INTERJECTION
(expression of surprise)
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“I hadn’t seen it in a zillion years, and when I saw it, I understood it a little bit more. It made me feel tense, but I also thought, ‘Oh, interesting.’

From Los Angeles Times

When I say I am a couple of episodes behind on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” she interjects: “Oh my God, that Amanda — I can’t. No, no, no, no, no.”

From Los Angeles Times

But Sadie hasn’t read the book — though Applegate has signed a copy for her — “She’s like, ‘Oh, mom, thank you so much.’

From Los Angeles Times

“She was emailing me back and forth, saying, ‘Oh my gosh, we’ve got this many publishers interested, we’re going to set up calls with XYZ, XYZ,’” Arnott says of her agent’s communications then.

From Los Angeles Times

“When people say, ‘Oh, it’s a teacup pig,’ I’m like, ‘That is not a thing. That does not exist,’” said Lynsey Rosen, a veterinarian in Southern California who treats dozens of mini pigs each month.

From The Wall Street Journal