wow

Definition of wow in English English dictionary: To amaze or awe
He really wowed the audience.; An exceptionally surprising or unbelievable fact
He did? That's a wow!.; An indication of excitement or surprise
Wow! I never expected this!.; An expression of amazement or awe
Wow! How do they do that?.; a computer based MMORPG; Windows-on-Windows Windows NT Enables Windows NT to run 16-bit Windows programmes; Slow periodic variations in the speed of a turntable or tape transport; feelings You can say `wow' when you are very impressed, surprised, or pleased. I thought, `Wow, what a good idea'; Word Over the World ambassador, a volunteer for a year of service in an assigned city, working part-time and witnessing full-time; the program was canceled in 1994; {f} excite; impress; bark, howl (Slang); impress greatly; "The speaker wowed the audience; Make a SPARE (or TEN) out of a SPLIT LEAVE; An acronym for Windows on Win32, a subsystem of Windows NT that allows 16-bit Windows applications to run in protected memory spaces called virtual DOS machines See VDM; Weight on Wheels; {i} distorted sound; great success (Slang); barking, howling (Slang); impress greatly; "The speaker wowed the audience"; A low pitch change that happens because the recorder or playback machine fluctuating in speed slowly; A crisp, engaging story or pitch that frames the selling proposition as, at least in part, and entertainment experience: the sheer delight a prospect feels on imagining a VW Beetle parked in her driveway The unexpected pleasure of design, the anticipated compliments of friends and passers-by: it all adds up to, "Wow!"; Grave Composer module; This resource was used over 1,000,000 times in 2002 Thanks to everyone for their support Interested in advertising here? Send us an email!; Wavering of audio reproduction, due to speed fluctuations; Modulation in the 1-2 Hz range; {ü} cry of enthusiasm, cry of amazement, cry of surprise or admiration; a joke that seems extremely funny; You say that someone wows people when they give an impressive performance and fill people with enthusiasm and admiration. Ben Tankard wowed the crowd with his jazz. To have a strong, usually pleasurable effect on: a performance that wowed the audience. Slow variation in the pitch of a sound reproduction resulting from variations in the speed of the recording or reproducing equipment. to make people admire you a lot = impress
wow-wow: a gibbon, especially the silvery gibbon or the agile gibbon
wow factor: A quality that makes someone feel excited or surprised when they first see something
wow factor: An aspect of something that is very impressive or exciting
bow wow: the sound of a dog barking
bow-wow: Representing the sound of a dog barking
bow-wow: A dog
bow-wow: The sound of a dog barking
bow-wow: {i} woof-woof (sound that a dog makes); doggie, (informal term for dog)
bow-wow: the bark of a dog
bow-wow: pooch: informal terms for dogs
bow-wow: a word meaning a dog, used by and to small children (From the sound)
interjection wow 1: used when you think something is very impressive or surprising (Natural sound)
noun wow 3: a great success
pow wow: {i} discussion, conference, meeting; Native American festival or ceremony that involves feasting and dancing; (Slang) fresh snow
pow-wow: People sometimes refer to a meeting or discussion as a pow-wow. Every year my father would call a family powwow to discuss where we were going on vacation