#interjection

Kansas exclamation of awe or mild frustration, roughly 'wow!'

Exclamation of disbelief or astonishment

Charged up with energy and excitement before or during a surf.

Rolling on the floor laughing; stronger than LOL.

Oh my God; expresses shock or excitement.

Hey / man — attention-grabber (PR)

Wow (PR/DR)

Aww, poor thing / oh my goodness (PR)

Mature content — open to view.

'Hush!' — be quiet

Houston interjection — 'man, hold up'.

Get away! / You're having me on!

Hey / look — attention-grabber (PR)

Minced-oath Midwest exclamation of surprise or exasperation.

'As if!' — expresses sarcasm or disbelief

Mature content — open to view.

What the heck; a milder WTF.

An exclamation of surprise, roughly 'oh my goodness'.

A rough, masculine 'hey' or 'yes sir'

Man / dude — filler and exclamation (PR)

Well of course! (emphatic yes)

Wow / geez — mild surprise (PR)

Emphatic Boston 'no way!' — answered with 'ya suh!'

Laughing out loud; signals amusement at something funny.

A call for truce in a children's game

Alright — a greeting or affirmation

Wholesome Upper Midwest exclamation of surprise.

Exclamation of joy, excitement or celebration; like 'yeah!' or 'let's go!'

A greeting, or a warning to look out.

Alright (greeting, contracted)

Exclamation of surprise — Swedish-suburb slang gone global.

Rolling on the floor laughing (alternate spelling of ROFL).

An exclamation of surprise or feeling.

Minnesota exclamation over something adorable.

Hello / what are you doing (Black Country greeting).

'Here you are' — said when handing something over.

Expression of outrage, protest or 'that's enough'

Norwegian-rooted Minnesota exclamation of dismay, exhaustion, or relief.