Hooraying

So everybody cheered again, Charley swinging his hat and "hooraying" as hard as anybody. ❋ Charles H. [Illustrator] Stephens (1911)

These students were flouncing around their "final clubs" at Harvard not 20 years ago, when our own dear leaders were out-hooraying each other in mustard waistcoats and blue tails, but seven years ago, when their president, who was educated in a similar place, was launching a war on a faraway country of which he knew nothing. ❋ Christina Patterson (2010)

And this meal, said the rousing voice of an anonymous, hooraying master of ceremonies on the speaker system, was “on the house.” ❋ Joseph Heller (1994)

When Rachel sips from a cup for the first time, she notices the cheerleader section of the family hooraying, jumping up and down and generally acting like a bunch of raving lunatics. ❋ M.D. Elisa Medhus (1985)

Meanwhile, the frail structure on which he sat trembled and wobbled about in the most unseaworthy fashion, causing him almost to repent of his undertaking almost as soon as he had started, although he had the incense of popular admiration to egg him on, for the village boys were cheering and hooraying him like -- "like anything," as he would himself have said! ❋ Unknown (N/A)

Had he broken down during the drive side by side with him, amid the hooraying of the townsfolk? ❋ William John Locke (1896)

Adams, causing the hooraying to start again with fresh force, this cheer being much heartier than the first. ❋ William Heysham Overend (1874)

-- I disremember his first name; but he was a stump -- come into pra'r meeting drunk, one night, hooraying for Nixon, becuz he thought it was a primary; and old deacon Ferguson up and scooted him through the window and he lit on old Miss Jefferson's head, poor old filly. ❋ Mark Twain (1872)

Amidst the hooraying multitude that Saturday April morning was one man at least, Zachariah Coleman by name, who did not hooray, and did not lift his hat even when the Sacred Majesty appeared on the hotel steps. ❋ Mark Rutherford (1872)

You see, Sile Hawkins was -- no, it warn't Sile Hawkins, after all -- it was a galoot by the name of Filkins -- I disremember his first name; but he was a stump -- come into pra'r meeting drunk, one night, hooraying for Nixon, becuz he thought it was a primary; and old deacon Ferguson up and scooted him through the window and he lit on old Miss Jefferson's head, poor old filly. ❋ Unknown (1871)

In case of GK, I marathon'd all available episodes one fateful weekend like a crazy woman, cackling with laughter and hooraying on moving moments. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Hooray for [Pokey]! ❋ Chaide (2003)

[Tim]: Bob, you just won [a million] [dollars]! Bob: hooray! ❋ Phat Sam (2007)

[I'm glad] I didn't go to [university] in [Edinburgh], it's full of Hoorays. ❋ Philip (2004)

[Bill]: [See ya] later [Fred] Fred: Hooray Bill ❋ Capt Pugwash (2009)

You're going to give me an [island] of [equal] or [lesser] value? Hoorays! ❋ Digs (2004)

[Hooray], [another] [rainy day] ❋ Erik (2003)

whoa man! Don't go messin' with my [photoshopping]! [Step off] [hooray]! ❋ Antonio Banderas (2005)

[Prince Harry] and his brother are turning into right Hooray [Henrys], just like all the [Windsor] males. ❋ Ziddi Van Der Zee (2004)

1. "I [thought it was] gonna be a one time thing but she [put that] 'hooray pussy' on me." 2. "I said 'Yes' beacause he said 'Hooray!' after I let him [cum inside me] without a condom." ❋ Venomous9000 (2011)

person #1- i am so [excited] for [chess] championships [tomorrow] person #2- hooray for america ❋ M.m. Trip.up. (2006)