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yippee

[yip-ee, yip-ee]

interjection

  1. (an exclamation used to express joy, exultation, or the like.)



yippee

/ Āįɪˈ±č¾±Ė /

interjection

  1. an exclamation of joy, pleasure, anticipation, etc

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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of yippee1

1910–15, expressive word of uncertain origin; compare -ee in whoopee
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Later that year, Alexander sent an email to then-HHS spokesperson Michael Caputo citing this and another example of his sway over the reports: ā€œSmall victory but a victory nonetheless and yippee!!!ā€

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But one of the three newer arrivals, a large, adult female named Yippee, arrived with a broken and dislocated jaw.

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Regarding ā€œStar Wars,ā€ it was the smaller fault line that predicted the chasm created when the people who waited for a full driver's licensed teenager’s existence for a new ā€œStar Warsā€ chapter were greeted by Jake Lloyd listlessly yelling ā€œYippee!ā€

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Since the end of November, the poet and playwright has been the star of ā€œYippee Ki Yay,ā€ a one-man retelling of ā€œDie Hardā€ at the King’s Head Theater in London.

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Michael Shepherd Jordan, who wrote the book for ā€œYippee Ki-Yay Merry Christmas: A Die Hard Musical Parody,ā€ which debuted in Chicago in 2014, said in a telephone interview that ā€œDie Hardā€ worked so well onstage because of the absurdity of trying to act out a ā€œbig, bloody action movieā€ with a tiny budget.

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