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1. Jan 21,  · Three cheers for the bat mitzvah girl! Hip hip hooray! Hip hip wait, stop. This is all wrong. Turns out our good old American cheer derives from an .

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3. Hello From Hip Hip Hooray! Hip Hip Hooray began with Jenny & Emiko, a husband and wife team based in beautiful Devon, UK, home to the happy Hip Hip Hooray HQ. Jenny is an award winning entrepreneur in charge of the creative stuff and Emiko crunches the numbers.

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4. The OED has hooray as a variant of hurrah meaning goodbye, from Hurrah and hurray are a shout or cheers of encouragement, from huzza of Hip, also hep, is an exclamation or a call to another and the same as the Latin eho, heus!, according to leestahealmesinaravecemumabi.coinfo It's also an exclamation, usually repeated three times to introduce a cheer, from The every-day book .

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5. Hip Hip Hooray is actually a retitled and slightly resequenced reissue of the Troggs' U.K. album Mixed Bag (which never came out in the United States), tacking on 11 CD bonus cuts from 19singles. The original title Mixed Bag was an appropriate description of this rather scrapheap assembly, as it wasn't really a regular album. Instead, it was a budget-priced .

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6. say We are out to right the wrong And now we shan't be long Hip hip hooray, hip hip hooray Master Willy, master Willy You must give in once again. I Don't Sleep, I Dream. R.E.M. Complete Rarities Warner Bros.

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7. Jun 25,  · English [] Alternative forms []. hip hip hoorah; hip hip hurrah; Etymology []. Recorded as far back as The word hip was in use then as a meaningless syllable to get someone's attention. Hooray (or hurrah) goes back to , and also had no specific meaning, used instead to get a person's attention.. Interjection []. hip hip hooray. An exclamation of .

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8. Hip hip hooray (also hippity hip hooray; Hooray may also be spelled and pronounced hoorah, hurrah, hurray etc.) is a cheer called out to express congratulation toward someone or something, in the English speaking world and elsewhere.. By a sole speaker, it is a form of leestahealmesinaravecemumabi.coinfo a group, it takes the form of call and response: the cheer is initiated by one person exclaiming .

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