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Whatia an interjection shoo or neither smack?

"Shoo" is an interjection.

Here's why:

* Interjections are words or phrases that express sudden or strong emotion. They are often used to express surprise, disgust, joy, or other feelings.

* Shoo is used to tell something, usually an animal, to go away. It expresses a command or a desire for something to leave.

"Smack" is usually a noun or a verb, not an interjection. It can be used to refer to a loud sound, a hit, or a taste.

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