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phooey
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phoo·ey  (f)
interj.
Used to express disgust, disbelief, or contempt.
phooey [ˈfuːɪ]
interj
Informal an exclamation of scorn, contempt, disbelief, etc.
[probably variant of phew]
Translations
phooey [ˈfuːɪ] EXCL (= rubbish) → ¡bobadas!; (annoyance) → ¡qué tonto soy!; (disappointment) → ¡ay!
phooey
interj (scorn) → pah, bah; (disgust) → pfui
phooey [ˈfuːɪ] excl (fam) (to express disbelief) → ma dai!, ma va'!
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