ˈeɪhoʊ

Definitions

1. interjection

a call to attract attention, especially to a ship or a sailor.

“The sailor yelled ‘ahoy’ to signal his arrival to the harbor.”

2. noun

a shout or cry of greeting or attention.

“The crowd erupted in an ‘ahoy’ of cheers as the winner crossed the finish line.”

3. verb

to call out or hail (someone), typically in a loud and cheerful voice.

“The captain will ahoy the crew when it’s time to set sail.”