'Tally-ho' is used in modern language for several things. During fox or deer hunting, if a target is spotted, one might yell 'Tally-Ho' to alert the others.
In aircraft, if an air traffic controller is advising one aircraft of another aircraft's location, they might acknowledge the sighting with a 'Tally-ho, at 2:00'. This expression, however, is not acknowledged by the FAA.
The expression has also been used to reference a 'challenge level 1' square dance.
In the U.K. it was used as a type of " war cry " during hunting whether on the ground on horseback [ fox, hare, etc. ] or in the air, when a fighter pilot spotted an enemy aircraft and excitedly announced to his comrades that he was going to attack.
Similarly, Americans used the expression " Geronimo ".
It means: A Fox has been sighted, in England, when they doing fox hunting. It is a colloquial term and does not have any synonyms
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"Tally ho" is shouted when the fox is sighted during a fox hunt. It is now used as an expression of encouragement and enthusiasm. It is also the title of a great song by legendary New Zealand band, 'The Clean'.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern ----YH-. That is, seven letter words with 5th letter Y and 6th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are: tallyho
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