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Catchword for “woo-woo”
Catchword: woo-woo
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Part of speechadj.
The part of speech reflects that used in the full entry, and not necessarily the part of speech as it is used in the quotation below.
Quotation: The movie jumbles Cooper’s occasional poor insights with something like a bad book on adolescent psychology, a worse self-help book and a thoroughly unoriginal horror story. You can see the movie reaching for importance and a kind of woo-woo seriousness.
Article or Document Title:
“Muddled ‘Poison Ivy’ implies more than it delivers”
Author:
Howie Movshovitz
Article, document, publication, web site:
Denver Post
Publishing location:
Colo.
Date of publication:
May 29, 1992
Page number:
6F
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