Object

• ass: And I like the way he gets his ass whooped by a girl, which is cool.

Converse of object

• hear: Well, I fought along, and directly I hears the whoop behind me.

• give: He gave a whoop of surprise: the image showed a bright orb right above my camera.

Adjective modifier

• big: Well, big whoop, mate, you can stand still.

• wild: There was a wild whoop from the kitchen as Gran took the call.

• loud: Special mention goes to Jim S for the loudest whoops of the day.

• small: Then 3 lines, wide was long and slower, small tale, berm, small whoops, same berm.

Modifies a noun

• ass: Personally I would pay money to see Sharman open a can of whoop ass on Trace.

• section: The whoop section has been built in the same way.

Modifying Another Word

• all: Needless to say we were all whooping it up!

• much: Only at the very top, but those small insignificant flowers were welcomed with much whooping and cheering.

Noun used with modifier

• war: Letting out frenzied war whoops, the vanguard charged.

• lol: Aug 28 2004, 08:55 PM Clarabee lol whoops!

• quot: For such a of the the quot whoop behind the answer.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: I even spotted the stage hands whooping up the applause to that one.

Preposition: of

• delight: I think you could here our whoops of delight across the valley.

• joy: The bar is dead silent; then bursts into a whoop of joy.

Preposition: from

• audience: There are whoops from the audience, and the Sangeetham festival finally clicks into focus.

Preposition: with

• joy: Am I the only one who whoops with joy on getting the PIN right at a crowded checkout?

Preposition: for

• joy: As he ran through the forest, the king of men ran alongside him, laughing and dancing and whooping for joy.