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  1. 27-Nov-2011, 06:32 #1
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    Default someone who wows

    I saw the exclamation 'wow' used as verb at English news paper.
    the story was about a woman who suceed by herself.
    I thought 'wow' is just excalmation. but in this news it is used as verb.
    what happened? is it conversion?
    what it means 'wow' as verb?
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    Default Re: someone who wows

    Quote Originally Posted by kyungmin View Post
    I saw the exclamation 'wow' used as verb at English news paper.
    the story was about a woman who suceed by herself.
    I thought 'wow' is just excalmation. but in this news it is used as verb.
    what happened? is it conversion?
    what it means 'wow' as verb?
    Look here: wow verb - definition in British English Dictionary & Thesaurus - Cambridge Dictionary Online
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