A cry used by sailors when pulling or hauling. …

An exclamation of scorn or rebuke. …

An exclamation, prob. expressive of contempt. …

An exclamation expressing contempt. …

An exclamation of spontaneous emotion, positive or negative. …

Come! …

(a) Used to attract attention; also used to vocalize physical effort; we lo (b) expressing surprise or astonishment; we we, o we; (c) expressing derision, gloating, anger, or contradiction; we fi……

Ah, oh, alas;—sometimes with that clause expressing the ground of the complaint. …

An exclamation expressive of grief, dismay, or regret (a) alas, woe; ah; also, in comb.: a wei-la; wei-la the reuthe, alas the pity, oh the pity of it; (b) with clause, introduced by as, hou, that,……

An exclamation expressive of grief, dismay, or regret: (a) alas, woe; oh; wei-la-wei and alas, alas and wei-la-wei;—freq. used in direct speech; crien (seien, etc.) wei-la-wei (b) with hou or that……

A cry of sorrow or lamentation: Woe is me, alas. …

An exclamation expressing impatience or astonishment. …

Expressing satisfaction or gloating: aha, ah; weu weu. …

(a) As an exclamation emphasizing the speaker’s emotional response to a situation; also, as an exclamation calling for the hearer’s attention or demanding the hearer’s response or action: why, here……

Quick!, hurry!; wi whippe, why, hurry!, ah, quick! …

Be quiet!, hush! …

Well, well then, why, ah: (a) preceding questions, usu. anxious, surprised, or indignant ones; a wi; (b) used with statements, exhortations, demands, etc.; wi whippe. …

(a) Expressing distress, misery, or grief: alas;—occas. with that clause expressing the ground of the complaint; (b) in phrase, expressing indignation or anger: wo nou, well now, ah. …

(a) As an affirmative reply to a direct or an indirect question: yes; seien ye (b) as an affirmation of the truth or correctness of an assertion, a proposition, etc.: that is right, it is so, yes;……

(a) As an affirmative reply to a direct or an indirect question: yes; also, as an affirmation of the truth or correctness of an assertion, a proposition, a negation, etc., usu. presented as a question……