interjection

used for representing the sound that you make when you sneeze

interjection

used in writing to represent a sound that you make to get someone’s attention in a polite and quiet way

interjection

used in writing to represent a sound that you make before you say something that may be slightly surprising or shocking

interjection

a word used in comic books or children’s stories to show that someone is crying

interjection

used for representing the sound of laughter. People sometimes say this to show that they think something is not funny.

interjection

another spelling of hmm

interjection

used for representing the sound that you make when you are pausing to think before saying something

interjection

used for representing the sound that you make when you are showing you do not believe what someone is saying

interjection

used for representing the sound that you make when you want someone to say or repeat something

interjection

used for representing the sound that someone makes when they laugh or are pretending to laugh

interjection

used when someone else is speaking and you want to show that you are listening or that you agree with them

preposition

used for representing the way that people say “of” when they are talking in an informal way

interjection

another way of writing “oh”

interjection

used for telling someone to stop talking or to be less noisy

interjection

used for expressing the sound of a short laugh

interjection

used for showing that you are annoyed or do not approve of something. This word represents the sound you make by putting your tongue in the position for a “T” and sucking air in.

interjection

used for writing the sound that people make when they think something is extremely unpleasant

interjection

used for writing the sound that people make when they agree with something, or when they say “yes” to a question

interjection

used for writing the sound that people make when they realize that something has gone wrong

interjection

used for writing the sound that people make when they are thinking about what to say next, or when they are not sure how someone will react to what they are going to say

interjection

used for representing the loud sound that a vehicle makes when it is moving very fast

interjection

used for representing the loud sound of something being hit hard

interjection

used for representing the sound that children make when they are enjoying moving fast, for example on a swing or down a slide

interjection

a way of writing the sound that you make when you are uncomfortable or surprised, or when you feel happy that something has finished. This sound is sometimes written as Phew

noun

a way of writing the sound that something makes when it travels very quickly or hits something else with a lot of force

interjection

yuck

interjection

used for saying that you think someone or something is dirty, ugly, or unpleasant

another spelling of yuck

interjection

a way of writing the sound that someone makes when they are sleeping, often used in cartoons