SOHO
interj. C2 Proficiency US //ˈsoʊhoʊ// so·ho
interj. a shout used by hunters when they see a fox or other animal. It is an old-fashioned way to get someone's attention from a distance.
interj. a call used in traditional hunting to alert others that the quarry has been sighted. Historically used as a general cry to attract attention or encourage effort.
Soho! The hunters spotted the fox near the woods.
The rider cried 'Soho!' to signal to the rest of the party that the chase had begun.
In the distance, a faint 'Soho' echoed across the valley, suggesting that the scouts had finally located the missing party members.
Usage
Primarily archaic or literary; most commonly encountered in historical fiction or texts describing traditional fox hunting.