tallyho
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Collocation Usage
Collins Definition
Exclamation
A huntsman's cry to the hounds on sighting a fox,
/ˈtalēˈhō/,
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A huntsman's cry to the hounds on sighting a fox,
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A huntsman's cry to the hounds on sighting a fox
Verb
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Utter a cry of “tallyho.”
Noun
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An utterance of this
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A fast horse-drawn coach
Web Definitions:
- The phrase tally-ho is a largely British phrase, used in foxhunting, shouted when a rider sees the fox.
- the interjection; to articulate the interjection; used to urge on a fox hunt, especially when the fox is sighted; a simple greeting, exclusively used by the upper classes
- An alert to the other followers or the Huntsman that you have personally viewed the fox. Point to help others find it. If the fox is close-by, keep your voice down.
- Posh jolly country outing or to the hunt and races rigs carrying as many as twelve passengers inside and atop the vehicle.