Interjections in Context

 Only 'out' symbolises a rebuke to match '<span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-size:" 13px;="">Now don't show me your face again.'

 'Adieu!' is for farewell; 'ahoy' is for hailing or calling. But the use of 'my lord' in the sentence signifies 'hailing' or saluting God. 

 '<span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-size:" 13px;="">Lo and behold' or simply 'lo' means to look or see. 

 'Hold on' means 'wait'. 

 'Hail' and 'Bravo' are appreciations. '<span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-size:" 13px;="">Yippee' is a celebration. 

 'Ahoy' is used for hailing or calling somebody for something that we want.

 'Eureka' is the cry credited to Archimedes when he discovered a way to determine the purity of gold by applying the principle of specific gravity. So, this is a cry of achievement.

 'Ugh' is an echoic interjection as if one is swallowing a lump (in fear, horror or disgust)

 'Adieu' is a parting (farewell) expression. 

 'Oh no' is an expression of disappointment or repentance. 

 'Hey' is used to attract somebody's attention. 

 'What' is a cry of surprise mixed with reproach or disappointment. 

 'Come on' is an expression used to goad or encourage sa reluctant person to action. 

 'Oh dear' is a polite way of expressing disapproval. 

 'Ouch' is an expression of sudden, sharp pain.

 'Ouch' is a cry of sudden pain. 

 'Oops' is symbolically an expression of regaining composure after something like a slip of tongue. 

'Your droppings' means an animal or bird is being addressed. Hence, 'shoo' that means 'go away'.

'Hush' is to call for silence or secrecy. 

'Whew' is symbolically a long sigh as if in relief on some escape.