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Definition of huh in English: huhexclamation hʌhə 1Used to express scorn, anger, or surprise. ‘Huh,’ she snorted, ‘Over my dead body!’ Example sentencesExamples - They steal your ideas, they steal your guitar licks, they steal your songs, they steal your money - huh!
- Being mistaken for Kate's mother didn't dent my ego too much. Huh.
- They'll go, huh, this is cool.
- She suggested that I was in the wrong cycling as I was in the gutter and that I should have been in the middle of the road facing the oncoming traffic - huh!
- But the one thing I've learned while keeping this site is that, huh, I am not alone.
- 1.1 Used in questions to invite agreement or further comment.
Example sentencesExamples - For a couple who's only kissed twice, I think they're doing pretty damn well, huh?
- Speaking of which, I probably need to decide who I'm voting for pretty soon, huh?
- I guess I'm just going to have to develop a sense of humor, huh?
- Just what the doctor ordered for policemen fighting naxalites today, huh!
- FIrst of all the Monarchy is not a democratic organisation, surprised huh?
- Funny how people are either cat people or dog people, huh?
- It's funny how certain scents can remind you of things, huh?
- So much for weblogs as the great promotional tool of the future, huh?
- Still, it's just as well, if not better, to get paid for standing around doing very little and trying out new cosmetics products, huh?
- It tells me how people have found me and stuff, pretty neat huh?
- This picture isn't quite what I was doing, but it's pretty impressive, huh?
- Based on these questions, you really have to prepare for them, huh?
- For all the time he spends in the lab, he must publish at a pretty impressive rate, huh?
- What gives you the right to comment on the love Michael and I had, huh?
- Maybe they could pay for you to get a haircut too huh?
- So all in all that sounds a pretty good deal, huh?
- Once again, that middle class just doesn't know what's good for it, huh?
- Too bad, I thought a 3 year relationship would have been stronger huh?
- I guess that means I'll have a reason to laugh when you're buried in your grave, huh!
- Summer vacation is over and it's time to hit the books, huh?
Origin Natural utterance: first recorded in English in the early 17th century. exclamationhəhə 1Used to express scorn, anger, disbelief, surprise, or amusement. “Huh,” she snorted, “Over my dead body!” Example sentencesExamples - But the one thing I've learned while keeping this site is that, huh, I am not alone.
- They steal your ideas, they steal your guitar licks, they steal your songs, they steal your money - huh!
- She suggested that I was in the wrong cycling as I was in the gutter and that I should have been in the middle of the road facing the oncoming traffic - huh!
- Being mistaken for Kate's mother didn't dent my ego too much. Huh.
- They'll go, huh, this is cool.
- 1.1 Used in questions to invite agreement or further comment or to express a lack of understanding.
Example sentencesExamples - Maybe they could pay for you to get a haircut too huh?
- This picture isn't quite what I was doing, but it's pretty impressive, huh?
- Too bad, I thought a 3 year relationship would have been stronger huh?
- Still, it's just as well, if not better, to get paid for standing around doing very little and trying out new cosmetics products, huh?
- Once again, that middle class just doesn't know what's good for it, huh?
- For a couple who's only kissed twice, I think they're doing pretty damn well, huh?
- FIrst of all the Monarchy is not a democratic organisation, surprised huh?
- Speaking of which, I probably need to decide who I'm voting for pretty soon, huh?
- For all the time he spends in the lab, he must publish at a pretty impressive rate, huh?
- It's funny how certain scents can remind you of things, huh?
- Funny how people are either cat people or dog people, huh?
- What gives you the right to comment on the love Michael and I had, huh?
- I guess I'm just going to have to develop a sense of humor, huh?
- So much for weblogs as the great promotional tool of the future, huh?
- Just what the doctor ordered for policemen fighting naxalites today, huh!
- I guess that means I'll have a reason to laugh when you're buried in your grave, huh!
- It tells me how people have found me and stuff, pretty neat huh?
- So all in all that sounds a pretty good deal, huh?
- Summer vacation is over and it's time to hit the books, huh?
- Based on these questions, you really have to prepare for them, huh?
Origin Natural utterance: first recorded in English in the early 17th century. nounhəhə in phrase on the huhAskew; crooked. either that picture behind you is on the huh, or you are I'm not one to be picky but his tie is on the huh
Origin Early 19th century (as all of a hoo): the original form arose as a result of reanalysis of the word ahoo (also meaning ‘askew’) as a noun phrase, i.e. as a hoo. The current form and spelling are first recorded in the 1970s. |