| Re: vavavoom ? |
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| Douglas Sederberg (vornoffREMOVE@sonic.net) |
2004/06/11 08:04 |
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From: Douglas Sederberg <vornoffREMOVE@sonic.net>
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Subject: Re: vavavoom ?
Date: Fri, 11 Jun 2004 07:04:17 -0700
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In article <cabsm4$h9p$1@namru.matavnet.hu>, trixie <trixie@axelero.hu>
wrote:
> I cannot find the definition for the word "vavavoom" anywhere in
> cyberscpace although there are occurences also in the form "vavavoomish"
> Could someone explain it to me ?
>
It used to be something you would say if you saw, for example, a
gorgeous, buxom woman. I remember seeing this in Mad Magazine back in
the 50's. I also recall seeing it as three words - "va va voom",
usually with excalamation points VA VA VOOM!!! Doing a google search
reveals it's being used these days in all kinds of different ways.
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