yuh
- interjection
- /jʌ/
- Informal
- "Yuh, they do," he said softly, his blue eyes intense like spears pointed at me.
- yuh-huh
Examples
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She laughed often to his counterpoint of a deep, "yuh-huh."
Fiction book (1997) -
- Uh, "yuh." - Is that a yeah? -
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You said there was talk she was putting horns on dear old Harry. "Yuh." "Hear any more on the grapevine about who he is?"
Fiction book (1992) -
Yuh, and tell me how scary of a story WG1 was.
Blog text (1) -
One fellow dared to answer with a meek, "Yuh -- yes, sir."
Fiction book (2000) -
"Hey, Zane!" I said, "Yuh, Zane!" He looked up at me and grinned.
Fiction book (1995) -
"Yuh," said Zane.
Fiction book (1995) -
They would say the normal things to me, like, "Yuh," and "We bad, but we ain't blood," but they were different, and getting a little more different every day.
Fiction book (1995) -
"Yuh, Jose!" Zane said.
Fiction book (1995) -
"Yuh," he replied, nodding in agreement.
Synonyms
A casual way to say yes to show agreement
To say yes when people vote
A casual way to say yes when speaking
A casual way to say yes
A casual way to say yes or show that you agree
A short shout people make to show excitement or approval
To show you agree or are ready to begin
A casual way to say yes or agree
A short informal word people say to show agreement
Adds strong agreement or extra emphasis to a statement, especially in old writing
A short informal way to say yes to someone in charge showing respect
An answer that shows agreement or permission
A short casual reply showing weak agreement or that you heard someone
An excited way to say yes to show you like something
To show strong agreement with an idea, often said by a group
A very excited informal way to say yes
A very excited yes that shows strong agreement
A strong, playful way to say yes
A casual way to show you agree or that you understand
Say yes in a playful way
Approval or permission to start
Antonyms
How Affirmative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Yuh as an informal 'yes' is a spelling that shows how people say words like yeah or ya in quick, friendly speech, so it is used to show agreement.