Wow's stroke order and word formation

Wow's strokes and word combinations are as follows:

Wow's stroke order: vertical, horizontal folding, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal.

The stroke order of wow: wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, Java, Java Island, wow, Kawaii, Yiwa Temple, Javanese,

1, I don't hold grudges either, Sir Alex.

When it rains, frogs begin to croak.

The baby cried all night.

Your new car is very ingenious, isn't it?

He imagined living in Java.

6. He makes me miserable!

That's a big cake.

8. Hello, buddy!

9. What a lovely puppy!

10, good, you're back. What are you going to say this time?

1 1. What a nice day.

12, well, you have the qualifications of a soldier, and you love war.

13. What a beautiful day! Why don't we drive to the seaside?

14, look how small motorboats are between big ships.

15, you know I love you, and I have always been very kind to you.

16, the pig croaked, tightened its tail and ran away.

17, the first round champion lost? What a surprise.

18, when I entered the room, little Tom was startled and cried.

Data expansion:

1, from the mouth, GUI (guι) sound. Original meaning: Miman's music

Wow, I'm flattered. -"Shuo Wen". Press, the sound of deep obscenity is also

Chanting with emotion. -Zhang Heng's "Dance Fu"

Another example: Wow (vulgar and lewd); Wow (vulgar); Wow bite (vulgar music; folk song

Thai, Thai, Thai, Thai unit of length, about 2 meters.

2, vomiting, so that things in the stomach are spit out through the mouth.

Come out. Wow. -"Mencius Teng Wengong"

Cry or shout, eg because of pain, anger or asking for help or pity.

Alas, I touched Ai Liang, and I was anxious for humor. -Southern Song Dynasty Xie Lingyun's Poems of Prince Zhong Ji

Explanation:

1, onomatopoeia, describes crying and vomiting: Wow, I threw up all over the floor.

2, refers to the decadent voice: obscene wow.

3, auxiliary words, roughly equivalent to "ah" (the sound next to the front must end with u, ao, ou, etc. ) How wonderful! Let's leave now. sound of crying or vomiting