hoy

/hɔɪ/
interjection
  1. Used to attract attention or to drive animals.
    • Hoy, you dropped your wallet!
    • Hoy! Come over here and help me with this box.
    • The farmer shouted 'hoy' to get the cows to move.
noun
  1. A small coastal sailing vessel, typically used for carrying freight or passengers.
    • The hoy carried supplies between the mainland and the island.
    • In the 18th century, a hoy was a common sight in English harbors.
    • They loaded the hoy with crates of fruit for the market.
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