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tallyho
[ tal-ee-hoh tal-ee-hoh ]
noun
plural tallyhos.
- Chiefly British. a mail coach or a four-in-hand pleasure coach.
- a cry of “tallyho.”
interjection
- the cry of a hunter on first sighting the fox.
verb (used with object)
tallyhoed or tallyho'd, tallyhoing.
- to arouse by crying “tallyho,” as to the hounds.
verb (used without object)
tallyhoed or tallyho'd, tallyhoing.
- to utter a cry of “tallyho.”
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of tallyho1
1750–60; compare French tayau hunter's cry
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Closing a sale will sentence him to irrelevance — without the team he will be nobody, a pretend lord, hiding behind his wall of wealth, playing Mr. Rochester at his estates in Virginia and England, yelling tallyho and release the hounds.
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He launches each of his posts with a jaunty “Pip! Pip! Tallyho!”
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“Without going to pasta nights up at Tallyho, it makes me sad.”
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“Summer was the focus, and all that winter time was, ‘How can I get better for summer swim?’ ” said Bacon, who swims for Tallyho Swim Club in Potomac.
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Driven grouse shoots are a pinnacle of field sports for the tallyho set.
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