whoa

from go to whoa

From beginning to end. Primarily heard in Australia, New Zealand. That team really dominated from go to whoa—their opponent was totally overwhelmed.

Whoa, Nellie!

1. cliché Said to any person, thing, or animal (especially a horse) that one is trying to get under control or coax into slowing down. "Whoa, Nellie!" he shouted as the bucking bronco tossed him to and fro. A: "Whoa, Nellie! Just cool your jets, big guy!" B: "Get off of me! I didn't do anything wrong!"

2. An exclamation of surprise or astonishment, especially when something is more intense than one expected. Whoa, Nellie. Now that is one strong drink you fixed me! A: "Whoa, Nellie. I think I need to sit down for a minute!" B: "A bit of a tougher hike than you were expecting, huh?"

Whoa, Nelly!

An exclamation of surprise. The phrase is generally thought to have originated as a command to slow down a horse (wherein "Nelly" is the horse's name). They're engaged already? Whoa, Nelly! Whoa, Nelly—what is going on in here?

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

from giddy-up to whoa

Rur. all the way from the beginning to the end. The road is paved from giddy-up to whoa. The play stinks. It is dull from giddy-up to whoa.

Whoa, Nellie!

Rur. Wait! Stop! Tom: When I get that money, I'm gonna get me my own place, and then you and I can get married, and—Jane: Whoa, Nellie! When did I say I was going to marry you? Whoa, Nellie! Did you measure them boards before you started cuttin' 'em?

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

from go to whoa

from start to finish.

Whoa!

(wo)

exclam. Stop! (Said to a horse or any person or thing.) You’ve gone about far enough. Whoa!

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

from go to whoa
be with (one)
be with somebody
double buffalo
gnarly
narly
from giddy-up to whoa
take it easy
take it/things easy
off the deep end, to go

References in periodicals archive

Perfect for training all breeds, the Wonder Lead by Delmar Smith is an essential training tool when it comes to teaching sit, heel, whoa, and more.

Understanding "Sit!": Did you teach this common command too soon?

Our expectation for Whoa Dough is to continue to always give our customers "Real Cookie Dough Bars.

Whoa Dough is now offered Nationwide Through Mr. Checkout's Direct Store Delivery Distributors

The WHOA Network of companies can now provide end-to-end IT solutions including security and compliance, cloud, IT managed services and multi-vendor hardware purchases and support services.

Whoa Networks Acquires Platinum Systems as Part of National Expansion

"John brings over a quarter century of industry knowledge to WHOA.com and we are delighted to have him on our executive team," said Mark Amarant, Chairman and CEO, WHOA.com, "As the global CISO of a cyber secure and compliant cloud services provider, John is very familiar with what it takes to fend off cyber threats and to build security and compliance solutions for the long term." John will be implementing and integrating our Security Operations Center throughout the company.

WHOA.com Appoints John Christly as Chief Information Security Officer and Chief of Compliance

Come on, someone say halt, whoa, stop, enough is enough, no more.

Someone needs to say 'whoa' on welfare

As a keeper from the Mokolodi Nature Reserve brought the 8ft (2.4m) snake up to Harry, he said "Whoa, whoa, whoa", and backed away.

Close encounters for Princes at game reserve

As a keeper from the Mokolodi Nature Reserve, near the capital Gaborone, brought the 8ft (2.4m) snake up to Harry, he said "Whoa, whoa, whoa", and backed away.

Close encounters for Princes

One evening, I awoke at the wheel as we jolted to a stop in a bar ditch, with my 3-year-old exclaiming, "Whoa, Mommy!

Limitations on work hours make residents and patients safer

Chorus Take me back to dear old Blighty Put me on a train to London Town Take me over there, prop me anywhere Liverpool, Leeds or Birmingham well I don't care I should love to see my best girl Cuddling up again Whoa! Tiddley iddley-ighty hurry home to Blighty Blighty is the place for me.

Tiddley iddley-ighty!

"I was shouting 'Whoa, whoa' because he was still standing on his face," said Tresize.

Teenager felt 'scared' as man kicked to death

Wafer surge comes, the levees break, Whoa! Look at me, I lost my rake!

Hurricane

"When you hit puberty, you think, 'Whoa, whose body am I in!

The myth of the perfect body: seven gorgeous dancers talk about why they are far from perfect

They would work their way up your clothing, down your--it was very, like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

Piper Perabo

He was showing off to his best friend who was so terrified he yelled "whoa, whoa, whoa", from the passenger seat, a court heard last week.

Test teen in horror accident

Whoa: May look artificial and require skilled labor.

In a material world: the right materials can make or break a pool deck renovation. Take a look at the latest trends and what works best for a variety of aquascapes

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释义	whoa from go to whoa From beginning to end. Primarily heard in Australia, New Zealand. That team really dominated from go to whoa—their opponent was totally overwhelmed. See also: go, whoa Whoa, Nellie! 1. cliché Said to any person, thing, or animal (especially a horse) that one is trying to get under control or coax into slowing down. "Whoa, Nellie!" he shouted as the bucking bronco tossed him to and fro. A: "Whoa, Nellie! Just cool your jets, big guy!" B: "Get off of me! I didn't do anything wrong!" 2. An exclamation of surprise or astonishment, especially when something is more intense than one expected. Whoa, Nellie. Now that is one strong drink you fixed me! A: "Whoa, Nellie. I think I need to sit down for a minute!" B: "A bit of a tougher hike than you were expecting, huh?" Whoa, Nelly! An exclamation of surprise. The phrase is generally thought to have originated as a command to slow down a horse (wherein "Nelly" is the horse's name). They're engaged already? Whoa, Nelly! Whoa, Nelly—what is going on in here? Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. from giddy-up to whoa Rur. all the way from the beginning to the end. The road is paved from giddy-up to whoa. The play stinks. It is dull from giddy-up to whoa. See also: whoa Whoa, Nellie! Rur. Wait! Stop! Tom: When I get that money, I'm gonna get me my own place, and then you and I can get married, and—Jane: Whoa, Nellie! When did I say I was going to marry you? Whoa, Nellie! Did you measure them boards before you started cuttin' 'em? McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. from go to whoa from start to finish. See also: go, whoa Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary Whoa! (wo) exclam. Stop! (Said to a horse or any person or thing.) You’ve gone about far enough. Whoa! McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: from go to whoa be with (one) be with somebody double buffalo gnarly narly from giddy-up to whoa take it easy take it/things easy off the deep end, to go References in periodicals archive Perfect for training all breeds, the Wonder Lead by Delmar Smith is an essential training tool when it comes to teaching sit, heel, whoa, and more. Understanding "Sit!": Did you teach this common command too soon? Our expectation for Whoa Dough is to continue to always give our customers "Real Cookie Dough Bars. Whoa Dough is now offered Nationwide Through Mr. Checkout's Direct Store Delivery Distributors The WHOA Network of companies can now provide end-to-end IT solutions including security and compliance, cloud, IT managed services and multi-vendor hardware purchases and support services. Whoa Networks Acquires Platinum Systems as Part of National Expansion "John brings over a quarter century of industry knowledge to WHOA.com and we are delighted to have him on our executive team," said Mark Amarant, Chairman and CEO, WHOA.com, "As the global CISO of a cyber secure and compliant cloud services provider, John is very familiar with what it takes to fend off cyber threats and to build security and compliance solutions for the long term." John will be implementing and integrating our Security Operations Center throughout the company. WHOA.com Appoints John Christly as Chief Information Security Officer and Chief of Compliance Come on, someone say halt, whoa, stop, enough is enough, no more. Someone needs to say 'whoa' on welfare As a keeper from the Mokolodi Nature Reserve brought the 8ft (2.4m) snake up to Harry, he said "Whoa, whoa, whoa", and backed away. Close encounters for Princes at game reserve As a keeper from the Mokolodi Nature Reserve, near the capital Gaborone, brought the 8ft (2.4m) snake up to Harry, he said "Whoa, whoa, whoa", and backed away. Close encounters for Princes One evening, I awoke at the wheel as we jolted to a stop in a bar ditch, with my 3-year-old exclaiming, "Whoa, Mommy! Limitations on work hours make residents and patients safer Chorus Take me back to dear old Blighty Put me on a train to London Town Take me over there, prop me anywhere Liverpool, Leeds or Birmingham well I don't care I should love to see my best girl Cuddling up again Whoa! Tiddley iddley-ighty hurry home to Blighty Blighty is the place for me. Tiddley iddley-ighty! "I was shouting 'Whoa, whoa' because he was still standing on his face," said Tresize. Teenager felt 'scared' as man kicked to death Wafer surge comes, the levees break, Whoa! Look at me, I lost my rake! Hurricane "When you hit puberty, you think, 'Whoa, whose body am I in! The myth of the perfect body: seven gorgeous dancers talk about why they are far from perfect They would work their way up your clothing, down your--it was very, like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Piper Perabo He was showing off to his best friend who was so terrified he yelled "whoa, whoa, whoa", from the passenger seat, a court heard last week. Test teen in horror accident Whoa: May look artificial and require skilled labor. In a material world: the right materials can make or break a pool deck renovation. Take a look at the latest trends and what works best for a variety of aquascapes
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