Viva
interjection
1.
Italian, Spanish. (an exclamation of acclaim or approval):
Viva Zapata!
noun
2.
a shout of “viva.”.
noun
1.
(in British and European universities) an oral examination; viva voce.
interjection
1.
long live; up with (a specified person or thing)
noun
1.
an oral examination
verb (transitive) -vas, -vaing, -vaed
2.
to examine orally
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