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suh

suh

2 9.9
A casual way to say hello to someone
  • interjection
  • /sʌh/
  • Slang
translation icon : suh
  • What’s happening, suh? Long time no see!
  • Yes, suh
  • Well, suh
  • Good day, suh

Examples

  • Hey, suh, how have you been doing lately?

  • Good to see you, suh; what’s new in your life?

  • Well, suh, it has been an honor and a pleasure working with you.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • You done all a man can do, suh.

  • We all talk like this, suh!

  • Bless my soul, suh; where did you come from?

    Fiction book (1992)
  • Yes, suh, yes suh, jes' any minute now...

  • "You set a fine dinner table in the field, suh," I remarked.

    Fiction book (1995)
  • "If you say so, suh." Nathaniel led the way as scout.

    Fiction book (2002)
  • "Please, suh, sit down."

    Fiction book (2002)

Synonyms

hey
vssuh
  • Informal
3.6

A short informal call to get someone's attention, greet, or show feelings such as surprise and annoyance

is a relaxed salutation used mainly to say hello
hi
vssuh
  • Informal
1.0

A short friendly greeting you use when you meet someone

is a more slangy casual opener used among peers
what's up
vssuh
  • Informal
554 7.2

A friendly question asking how someone is or what they are doing

is a relaxed greeting used mainly to say hello
good morning
vssuh
480 1.0

A polite greeting people say when they meet in the morning

is a slangy casual salutation not tied to morning time
howdy
vssuh
  • Informal
105 8.1

A friendly, informal way to say hello mainly in the southern United States

is a broad casual opener not tied to a region
what's good
vssuh
  • Informal
38 9.1

A casual greeting asking how someone is or what's new

is a laid back greeting not focused on positives specifically
yoo
vssuh
  • Informal
30 9.9

A short shout people use to greet someone or get their attention

is a relaxed salutation used in everyday casual contexts
sup
vssuh
  • Slang
27 9.9

A short informal greeting used to ask how someone is

is a simple casual salutation without question intent
brah
vssuh
  • Australian
23 9.9

A friendly shout used to get someone's attention or show surprise

is a casual salutation used broadly among acquaintances
hiya
vssuh
  • UK
9 8.0

A friendly, informal way to say hello

is a very casual opener used among friends and peers
yos
vssuh
  • Slang
5 9.9

A casual greeting shouted to say hello or get someone's attention

is a slangy salutation used in relaxed social settings
wassup
vssuh
  • Slang
3 9.9

A casual way to ask someone how they are or what they are doing

is a casual salutation without a direct question focus
how goes it
vssuh
  • Archaic
2 8.5

To ask someone how they are when you meet them

is a friendly salutation used mainly as a quick hello
yoy
vssuh
  • Informal
2 9.9

An excited shout used to say hello to someone

is a low key casual salutation without strong excitement
hai
vssuh
  • Informal
2 9.9

An informal word people use to say hello

is an even more slangy casual opener among close peers
holla
vssuh
  • Slang
2 9.9

A short, informal shout to greet someone or get attention

is a casual salutation used more as a quick hello
hullo
vssuh
  • UK
1 8.6

A friendly greeting used to get someone's attention

is a casual, playful form used mostly among friends
hallo
vssuh
  • UK
1 1.0

A short friendly word used to greet someone or get their attention

is a more relaxed informal salutation for casual use
heya
vssuh
  • Informal
1 8.6

A friendly informal way to say hello

is a quicker casual salutation often used as an opener
hola
vssuh
1 7.8

A friendly call to get someone's attention or say hello

is a casual salutation used more informally among peers
mornin'
vssuh
  • Informal
1 8.4

A friendly informal greeting used in the morning

is a general casual salutation suitable at any time
hiya doin'
vssuh
  • UK
9.9

A friendly informal greeting asking how someone is

is a casual opener used without asking about wellbeing
happenin'
vssuh
  • Slang
9.9

A casual greeting that asks what is going on

is a casual salutation used mainly for brief friendliness
supp
vssuh
  • Slang
9.9

A casual hello used to ask how someone is doing

is primarily a casual salutation without strong questioning
hia
vssuh
  • UK
9.9

A friendly informal greeting to say hello

is a slangy salutation that sounds more playful or altered
hoi
vssuh
  • UK
9.9

A friendly informal way to say hello

is a brief casual opener often used between acquaintances

Antonyms

1.0

Words people say when they leave each other

199 1.9

A speech or action that says goodbye and wishes someone well

Surface Forms

suh main

Etymology

The word suh is a casual short form of sup, which comes from 'what's up' meaning 'how are you' or 'what is happening'. So saying suh is a relaxed 'hello' used among friends.