That would be the exclamation "phew" meaning astonishment or disgust.
(the slang form is P.U.)
Skunk has only one syllable, so it would just be "skunk".
The word skunk has only one syllable.
pew-al-up!
skunks
"Sail with Old Pew" comes from "Every man jack could ha' sailed with Old Pew"; line 54 of "Derelict - Cap'tn Billy Bones his song", written by Young Ewing Allision, and published in "Treasure Island" from Robert Louis Stevenson. In "Treasure Island" the evil and murderous David 'Old' Pew seems to be the blind leader of the gang of pirates, which had sailed with him under command of Captain Flint and who are after the treasure map of their former captain. He gives the Black Spot, a death verdict, to his former defected crewmate Billy Bones, which had stolen the map from them. So concluded by contexts about Old Pew, Captain Flint, and Long John Silver; beeing able to "Sail with Old Pew" means that someone is morally highly corrupted and a fearsome, murderous pirates.
That lovable little old polecat is none other than... Pepe Le Pew!
Pepe Le Pew is a French skunk made by Looney Tunes.
Pepe Le Pew is a French skunk made by Looney Tunes.
A skunk
Yes , Pepe Le Pew is a French skunk from Paris .
Pepe Le Pew's Skunk Tales - 1986 V is rated/received certificates of: Iceland:L
Pepe le pew!
An awful smell!
It sits in its own pew.
Skunk is correct.
the skunk's called Stella
He was a male hispanic skunk in looney toons cartoons. he was always chasing girls telling them that he loved them. .:EDIT:. WRONG! Pepe le Pew was a Male French Skunk in looney tune cartoons. he always chased a black female cat that always get a strip of white paint paitned down her back! Pepe Would see the white stripe and asume she was a skunk I the first short of pepe le pew he chased a male cat that was sick of being pushed around so he painted himself black awith a white stripe and made himself stinky. Pepe (or in the first short Henry) saw him and thought he was a female skunk and chased after him for lamour. for more info go to wikipedia and look up Pepe Le Pew! :)