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whoop-de-do
noun- in horse racing, a style of racing based on the premise of establishing an early lead and then running as fast as possible with maximum whip and heel encouragement US, 1959
- — Tom Ainslie, Ainslie’s Complete Guide to Thoroughbred Racing, p. 341, 1976
- in motorcycle racing, a closely spaced sequence of hills or rises US
- The series of quick ups and downs over a whoop-de-do can put a cycle out of control. — Ed Radlauer, Motorcylopedia, p. 74, 1973
- a loud and rowdy event or gathering US, 1929
- FIGS: Quiet tonight, huh? FREDDY: At that bachelor party. Across the river. FIGS: Yeah. Whoop-de-do. — Copland, 1997
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