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hurr

hurr

9.9
People type it online to show confusion or surprise
  • other
  • Slang
translation icon : ¿eh?
  • If you do not understand, you might just say hurr online.

Examples

  • Hurr, I can't believe that hurr happened!

  • Did you just say that? Hurr!

  • When the instructions made no sense, she just typed hurr in the chat.

  • He replied with a confused hurr when he saw the unexpected result.

  • Hurr, I didn't expect that to happen!

  • She said, "Hurr, I'm not sure what you mean by that."

  • Hurr, this situation is quite confusing for me.

Synonyms

uh
vshurr
  • Informal
7.3

A short sound people make when they hesitate while speaking

is longer and more expressive and used online to show surprise
wha
vshurr
  • Informal
61 9.9

A short informal word people say to show surprise or ask someone to repeat

is an online exclamation combining surprise and hesitation
uhh
vshurr
  • Informal
41 9.5

A sound people use when they hesitate or are unsure

is more an emphatic informal online exclamation than a pause
uhhh
vshurr
  • Informal
17 9.9

A sound people make when they hesitate while speaking

is a more surprised online exclamation than a mere pause
hunh
vshurr
  • Informal
4 9.9

A short sound you make to show confusion or ask someone to repeat

is used online and often signals hesitation as well
uhhhh
vshurr
  • Informal
3 9.9

A sound people make when they hesitate or think

is used online to show surprise or confusion rather than a pause
ehh
vshurr
  • Informal
3 9.6

A sound people make to show they are not sure or hesitant

is stronger and shows surprise or confusion online instead of mild doubt
ohhhh
vshurr
  • Informal
2 9.8

A long sound people make when thinking before they speak

is more an online exclamation of surprise or confusion than thinking time
errr
vshurr
  • Informal
1 9.5

A short sound people make when they are not sure

is an informal online exclamation expressing surprise or confusion rather than filler

Antonyms

certainty
  • Literature
202 3.4

A strong feeling that something is true or will happen

152 3.0

How easy it is to understand what someone says or writes

Compounds

hurr durr
  • Offensive
9.9

A silly, meaningless remark people use to make fun of someone

Surface Forms

hurr main

Etymology

The word hurr is a playful written form of the small sound huh, made longer to show doubt or surprise. So people use hurr online as a quick way to show 'confusion', 'surprise', or 'hesitation'.