interjection. Used to urge hounds on during a fox hunt.

intransitive verb. To urge (hounds) on during a fox hunt by shouting “tallyho” when the fox is sighted.

intransitive verb. To shout “tallyho” as a hunting cry.

noun. The cry of “tallyho.”

noun. A fast coach drawn by four horses.

A hunting cry: a mere exclamation.

noun. A cry of “Tally-ho.” See the interjection.

noun. A name for a mail-coach or a four-in-hand pleasure coach; by extension, in the United States, a general name for such coaches.

To urge or excite, as hounds, by crying “Tally-ho.”

interjection. The huntsman's cry to incite or urge on his hounds.

interjection. A tallyho coach.

interjection. a pleasure coach. See under Coach.

interjection. used to urge on a fox hunt, especially when the fox is sighted.

interjection. a simple greeting, exclusively used by the upper classes.

noun. the interjection.

verb. to articulate the interjection.

"Depressingly, the signs are that he is to be unleashed again as the Tories cry tallyho against the new treaty."

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