huh
- interjection
- /hʌ/
- Informal
- I can't believe you did that, huh?
- pretty cool, huh
- good, huh
- tough, huh
Who do you want teaching your son to jerk off, huh?
- Who do you want teaching your son to jerk off, huh?
- OK you like this guess cuz you have cheats huh?
- Why didn't the New York Times report that, Huh?
Examples
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You think you are some kind of heroes, huh?
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"Good thing I caught it, huh?" he asked almost sheepishly.
Fiction book (1991) -
"You liked that, huh?" "I dream about it," I tell him.
Fiction book (1991) -
Your mom must be proud, huh?
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Thought you got rid of me, huh?
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Did you miss me, huh?
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Oh, so, now you got jokes, huh?
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You had to do that, didn't you, huh?
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"You cowboys think you're funny, huh?" "Yup," I said.
Fiction book (1990) -
That's a little bit different, ain't it, huh?
Synonyms
A reply that shows doubt or disbelief and often sounds sarcastic
An angry or surprised question showing you do not believe something
To show surprise or doubt, often with irony
A short cry to show surprise, confusion, disbelief, or casual acceptance
Shows surprise or mild doubt about what someone just said
A funny informal way people write what online to show confusion
A short informal way people use to show surprise, confusion, or disbelief
How Disbelieving
Surface Forms
Etymology
Huh can also be a quick way to show doubt or a little dislike, like saying 'really?'. A helpful way to remember this is to think of huh as a tiny question sound that shows you do not believe or accept what you heard.