YAHOO

YAHOO


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Word: yahoo
Word origin: mid 18th century: from the name of an imaginary race of brutish creatures in Swift's Gulliver's Travels (1726).
Phonetic: ˈjɑːhuː
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a rude, noisy, or violent person.


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Gullivers Travels brute
Gullivers Travels creature
Gullivers Travels savage
Hurrah!
Hurray!
Jerrys Guide to the World Wide Web
Whoopee!
Yippee!
Gullivers Travels brute
Hurray!
AOL competitor
AltaVista alternative
Ask.com rival
Big name in fantasy baseball
Big name on the Internet
Big name on the Web
Boor
Boorish bloke
Boorish sort
Boorish type
Brand name yodeled in ads
Brute
Brute in Gullivers Travels
Brute in a Gulliver tale
Brutish creature in Gullivers Travels
Brutish creature in Gullivers Travels
Brutish human in Gullivers Travels
Brutish one
Brutish person
Brutish resident of Houyhnhnm
Bumpkin
Chawbacon
Clod
Company sued by a yodeler
Company with an exclamation point in its name
Country bumpkin
Crude dude
Crude fellow
Cyberspace biggie
Cyberspace giant
Dot-com industry giant
Dweller in Gullivers Houyhnhnmland
Dweller in Houyhnhnmland
Enthusiastic cry
Exuberant cry
GeoCities owner
Gleeful shout
Gmail alternative
Google alternative
Google competitor
Google rival
Gulliver brute
Hick
Houyhnhnms subject
Human on the isle of Houyhnhnms
Internet company with an exclamation point in its name
Internet giant that recently fought Microsofts hostile takeover attempt
Internet giant with an exclamation point in its name
Internet search engine
Jerry Yangs Internet company
Loudmouth
Loudmouth lummox
Loudmouth oaf
Lout
Lout or bumpkin
Magazine that reports on the Internet
Major internet search engine
On-line giant
One subject to the Houyhnhnms
Online giant
Online giant whose name is shouted in ads
Owner of Flickr
Owner of the Flickr Web site
Philistine
Popular Internet company
Popular Internet portal
Popular Web portal
Popular Web site
Popular e-mail provider
Popular email provider
Popular portal
Popular search engine
Rube
Schmo
Search engine giant
Search engine name
Search site
Searching option
Shout after holing a great putt
Shout of delight
Shout of pleasure
Sunnyvale-based Internet giant
Swift beast
Swift brute
Swiftian brute
Total lout
Tough
Uncouth person
Uncultivated person
Uneducated boor
Unsophisticated boob
Vicious
Web giant
Web search option
Web search site
Web-surfers cry?
Website with an exclamation point
Whoop
Winners cry
Yokel
Gulliver brute ruled by Houyhnhnms.
Loud, uncouth individual, sometimes a politician.
Ill-mannered one (from Gulliver's Travels).
Brute in Gulliver's Travels.
Phenomenon of Gulliver's fourth voyage.
Lout: Slang.
Creature in Gulliver's Travels.
Rowdy one
Brute encountered by Gulliver.
Swift character
Uncouth fellow
Boorish one
Coarse person
Uncouth one
Gulliver's Travels figure
Lout; brute
A subject of the Houyhnhnms
Crude person
Rowdy
Roughneck
Vicious, coarse person
Swift creature
Dweller in Gulliver's Houyhnhnmland
Whoop ___
Hurray
Hotmail alternative
Winner's cry
Gulliver's Travels creature
Company with a 1996 I.P.O.
Internet giant that purchased Flickr in 2005
E-mail option
Logo with an exclamation mark
___ View (streaming site)
Happy cowpoke's cry
Coarse person in hostelry, a hooker
Human-looking beast in Gulliver's Travels
Boorish lout
Lout, boorish person
spanBrutish animal species from /spaniGulliver's Travels/ispan/span
spanHuman-looking beast in /spaniGulliver's Travels/ispan: search engine conglomerate/span
Lout raising crop circles
Grass up on old couple, being philistine
Boo Haydn piece? He might, in retrospect
In Kenya, hook used to capture violent person
A lout, some say a hoodlum
Swift portrayal of a rude lout
Brute turning over hay, needing a pair of specs
Means by which to search for lout
Will the actor backing intro for spies give literary class?
Possibly a hoodie's occupant?
Rude type making love twice on grass, perversely
Boor's gleeful exclam­ation
Lout's gleeful cry
Grass up old love beast
Cry of delight from vulgar sort
Shout of glee
Huzzah!
Verizon buy of 2017
Company that had a 2014 data breach on 3 billion accounts
Web company that styles its name with an exclamation point
Quite a boor
Excited cry from oaf
Hooray!
Competitor of Bing and Google
Triumphant shout
Alternative to Google or AOL
Major Web portal
Perhaps I'm fed up and settle finally in tall house
Frenchman with female is the right size for mounting - Viagra?
Love husband taking down trousers
Numb doctor upset with Fridays case
Milky tea? Call for change
Trumps head enhaloed in near bliss
Crude person's exclamation of joy
Brute of a horse restrained by youngsters not using force
Lout with a house in York postcode area
Many a hooligan's one
Im excited as shes obscenely coarse
Philistine always knocked over? Goliath finally ducks
Boor, just starting, you are hearing out, obnoxious
Ruffian provides company online
Member of a race of brutish creatures resembling men in Jonathan Swifts Gullivers Travels
Oaf
Search engine
Google and Bing rival
Sold to Verizon for $4.48 billion in 2017
"Whoopee!"
Alternative to Google
Web company with a bang
Web company with a bang
Web company with an exclamation mark in its name
Somewhat rowdy, a hoodlum?
You could use this to search for a loutish character
Bumpkin loves to carry cattle fodder up (5)
"Woot woot!"
Parent company of AOL
Internet pioneer with a purple logo
Browser bought by Verizon
Brutish creature invented by Jonathan Swift
Boorish person
Google competitor whose name is styled with an exclamation point
Email option since 1997
Oaf, I understand, enthralled by the sound of you
Barbarian cut grass back, round and round
Swift’s ‘brute in human form’
Tech company with an exclamation point
Web portal
Lout loves dried grass on the counter
Area gripped by unknown criminal disposing of dead lout
spanFilthy brute in /spaniGulliver’s Travels/i
Im a boorish lout and Im very happy about it!
Ruffian
Company whose name ends in an exclamation point
The oaf inside many a hoodlum
Acquirer of GeoCities and Broadcast.com during the dot-com bubble




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