0 an exclamation used when chasing a person, animal etc away. -- xuỵt
1 to chase away -- xua, xuỵt
She shooed the pigeons away.
Darryl thinks his popularity with the staff will make him a shoo-in, so he thinks he doesn't have to do an interview like everyone else.
Shimkus was considered a shoo-in for re-election until the scandal broke.
Tannery was considered something of a shoo-in; he even began writing his inaugural lecture.
When he shows the place to potential tenants, he must constantly shoo the old folks into the kitchen to hide.
They shoo her out, but as she is walking away she realizes she wants to cook ramen.
Petty was mistakenly seen as a shoo-in and his campaigning was sporadic.
Recovered, he returns home and finds the four chimpanzees waiting for him, and his efforts to shoo them away fail.
The father does so by ruffling his feathers, emitting sharp grunts, and kicking his legs to shoo off other animals.
