Hoorays [noun]

"Hooray," yelled Mr. Gibney, and dashed at the post which held Captain Scraggs prisoner.

Upon hearing his sentence he lifted up his voice and shouted, "Hooray!"

Advancing in extended order, about twenty of the enemy were challenged, and they all cheered, shouting "Hooray."

Instead of the lowing of cattle and the bleating of sheep, was the rattle of the drum and the "hooray" of the volunteers.

Then all the courtiers round about murmured their congratulations, the audience that filled the theatre shouted 'Hooray!'

On the contrary every man threw up his hat, and hallooed at the top of his lungs, "Hooray for Democracy!"

The crowd now broke into a boisterous 'hooray,' as keen for the wedding as a moment before they had been eident for the funeral.

When we reached them I suddenly flung myself against the railings and roared out: 'Hooray!

I should like to shake hands with that old chap,” whispered Esau; and then aloud, as he tossed his cap in the air, “Hooray!

The good lady was very careful to inform me that my daughter could not possibly have learned to cry 'Hooray' in her house.