haha
- noun
- /hɑːhɑː/
- Informal
- I said this the last time I used a "haha" image, but ... I love those laughs.
So I'm actually going to be splitting up the books into funny haha and funny weird if that makes sense.
- So I'm actually going to be splitting up the books into funny haha and funny weird if that makes sense.
Examples
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So I'm actually going to be splitting up the books into funny haha and funny weird if that makes sense.
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But, but haha, primary for that complex, that complex structure.
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That would be the ultimate haha on her!
Blog text (17) -
Ever since I heard about it (and the sloot seems much like "oh, and as a bonus, we get a haha").
Blog text (11) -
Can I now bombard you with my last big haha, metaphysical point since you I was told and you indicated you also do cosmology and so on.
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Music video as simply a relation between music and image we recognize as such: "Autotune the News," "The Llama Song," and "Haha Baby." # Music Video's Liminal Status #
Academic text (2017) -
I'd just like to give a gigantic Nelson Muntz "HAHA" to all the people who condescendingly pointed out that it wasn't the "iPhone 5?"
Blog text (32) -
When I heard his joke, I couldn't help but let out a haha of laughter.
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Her funny comment received a lot of haha reactions in the group chat.
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After hearing the punchline, everyone burst into a chorus of haha sounds.
Synonyms
The sound or face people make when they find something funny
A short sound people make to show mild amusement or slight disbelief
A quiet laugh you try to keep inside
A short playful sound that shows amusement
A short laugh showing surprise or small victory
A loud, wild laugh like a horse's neigh
A loud, happy sound people make when something is very funny
A short written way to show a soft laugh
A short laugh or quick joke to make others laugh
A sudden, loud laugh that bursts out
A loud deep sound people make when something is very funny
A written way to show that something made you laugh
A typed way to show quiet, shy, or teasing laughter in messages
A short laugh that shows surprise or amusement
A loud, rough cry showing laughter or mocking someone
A loud, harsh laugh that sounds like a horse's neigh
A written way to show you are laughing in messages
A long line of letters people type to show loud online laughter
A sound or text used to show someone is laughing
A casual written way to show you are laughing online
A loud, harsh laugh like a donkey's bray
How Amused
- Informal
- Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Haha as a noun comes from the repeated sound 'ha' of laughing, so a 'haha' is simply a short laugh or laugh sound you can write or say to show something is funny.