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yeah-huh

yeah-huh

1 9.9
A short casual reply showing weak agreement or that you heard someone
  • interjection
  • /jɛːh-hʌ/
  • Informal
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  • I asked if we should go to the movies, and she replied, yeah-huh!

Examples

  • * -* Oh, yeah, huh!

  • * -* You gotta make your luck * * Gotta paint the picture * -* Oh, yeah, huh!

  • * -* I'm the same same * -* With a different mind * -* Oh, yeah, huh!

  • * -* I know, I know * * Different paths seem strange * -* Oh, yeah, huh!

  • * -* When the future's calling * * Don't waste your time * -* Oh, yeah, huh!

  • * -* I've seen the light * * And I'm coming to get ya * -* Oh, yeah, huh!

  • * -* Carpe diem * * And go blow your mind * -* Oh, yeah, huh!

  • When I suggested having pizza for dinner, my brother said, yeah-huh.

  • He nodded and said, yeah-huh, that makes sense.

Synonyms

yeah
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
5.6

A casual way to say yes to show agreement

adds an acknowledging tag quality rather than a plain yes
all right
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
1.0

To show agreement or acceptance at the start of a sentence

is a simple reply acknowledging a statement rather than starting one
aye
vsyeah-huh
  • Formal
796 7.3

To say yes when people vote

is informal conversational acknowledgement rather than formal voting
yep
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
636 7.7

A casual way to say yes when speaking

is more of an acknowledging response than a short yes
yay
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
185 6.0

A short shout people make to show happiness or excitement

is an informal acknowledgement without expressing joy
yah
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
140 8.7

A casual way to say yes or show that you agree

is an acknowledging reply with tag quality rather than plain affirmation
right on
vsyeah-huh
  • Archaic
53 7.7

A strong informal shout that shows agreement

is a neutral acknowledging reply rather than forceful approval
yee
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
36 9.9

A short shout people make to show excitement or approval

serves as a neutral acknowledgement rather than exuberant approval
gotcha
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
27 8.1

A quick way to say you understand or that you caught someone doing something

focuses only on acknowledging or agreeing, not catching someone
dokey
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
22 9.9

A friendly word people say to show agreement

is used as a neutral reply rather than a casual mimic of okay
alrighty
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
19 8.7

To show you agree or are ready to begin

is a simple acknowledging response without added warmth
yup
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
11 8.2

A short casual word people use to say yes

is more of a responsive acknowledgement than a laid-back yes
getcha
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
9 9.9

Shows that you understand or agree with someone

focuses on simple acknowledgement rather than showing understanding explicitly
aight
vsyeah-huh
  • Slang
8 9.9

You say it to show agreement or acceptance

is a straightforward acknowledgement rather than a slangy casual variant
yeh
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
8 9.7

A casual way to say yes or agree

is an acknowledging response with a tag quality rather than plain yes
righto
vsyeah-huh
  • UK
4 8.2

A short informal word to show agreement or acceptance

is contemporary informal acknowledgement rather than nostalgic phrasing
okie
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
4 9.0

A short informal word people say to show agreement

is a plain acknowledging reply rather than playful wording
yuh
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
4 9.9

A casual way to say yes or show you agree

is a neutral acknowledging response rather than a clipped yes
yea
vsyeah-huh
  • Archaic
2 9.9

Adds strong agreement or extra emphasis to a statement, especially in old writing

is modern informal acknowledgement rather than old-fashioned usage
yessir
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
1 8.9

A short informal way to say yes to someone in charge showing respect

is a plain informal acknowledgement without implied respect
kay
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
1 8.4

A short informal way to say okay

works as an acknowledging reply rather than a short okay
OK
vsyeah-huh
1 1.0

To show you agree or accept something

is used simply to acknowledge or agree in reply
yas
vsyeah-huh
  • Slang
9.9

An excited way to say yes to show you like something

is a neutral informal acknowledgement rather than excited approval
okey-doke
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
8.2

A casual way to show you agree or that you understand

is a simple neutral response rather than a playful variant
indeedy-doody
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
9.9

A strong, playful way to say yes

is a plain informal acknowledgement without playful emphasis
word
vsyeah-huh
  • Slang
9.9

An informal exclamation used to show agreement

serves as a neutral acknowledgment rather than emphatic slang approval
okey dokey, artichokey
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
9.9

Say yes in a playful way

is direct informal acknowledgement without playful wordplay
alright
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
1.6

Shows agreement or understanding at the start of a sentence

serves as a neutral reply rather than a full sentence starter
oke
vsyeah-huh
  • Slang
9.9

Approval or permission to start

is mainly an informal acknowledgement rather than approving permission
yes and amen
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
9.4

To show strong agreement with an idea, often said by a group

is a moderate informal acknowledgement rather than strong emphatic assent
shit yeah
vsyeah-huh
  • Offensive
9.9

A very excited informal way to say yes

is a mild informal acknowledgement without strong emotion or coarse tone
HE-double-L yeah
vsyeah-huh
  • Slang
9.9

A very excited yes that shows strong agreement

is a moderate informal acknowledgement without intense enthusiasm
ain't that the truth
vsyeah-huh
  • Informal
8.6

Shows strong agreement with something that is clearly true

is a basic informal acknowledgement rather than emphatic confirmation

Antonyms

no
1.0

To show refusal, denial, or a total lack of something

How Agreeing

absolutely
1.0
yeah-huh
  • Informal
1 9.9
right
  • Informal
106 1.0

Surface Forms

yeah-huh main

Morphology

yeah-huh = yeah + huh (semi-transparent) = yeah + huh

Formally a loose compound of two interjections whose pragmatic meaning (agreement/acknowledgment) is clear from the parts but depends on intonation and conversational usage.

Etymology

Yeah-huh is a casual combination of yeah and huh, spoken like a quiet, half-hearted 'yes' or small sound of attention. So, yeah-huh is used to show agreement or simple acknowledgment, often in a distracted or bored way.