different between kooyah vs ooyah

kooyah

English

Etymology

From Shoshone kuya (bitterroot, Valeriana edulis).

Noun

kooyah (uncountable)

  1. (US, Great Basin and Northwestern dialects) Valeriana edulis, or the large, internally bright yellow, edible root of this plant, which tastes and smells like tobacco until cooked, when it becomes sweet.

Synonyms

  • tobaccoroot, edible valerian

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ooyah

English

Interjection

ooyah

  1. (Scotland) ouch; oof
    • 1987, Forrest Wilson, Super Gran on Holiday (page 103)
      'Yeeks! Ooyah!' yelled Willard in agony.
    • 2011, Mark Simon, Strange Briefs (page 44)
      All I know is that we're moving off down the drive, I'm trying to concentrate on where we're going, but I've got one eye on the mirror, where I can see the old man squirming around on the back seat, when suddenly he shouts "OOYAH!" and starts thrashing about like a fish on a hook!

Anagrams

  • Yahoo, Yahoo!, yahoo

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