Crossword clues for bah
bah
- Scrooge expletive
- Exclamation in "A Christmas Carol"
- Ebenezer Scrooge exclamation
- Dismissive snort
- Dismissive shout
- Dickensian shout
- Cranky cry
- Crank call?
- Contemptuous snort
- "What rubbish!"
- "What a bunch of malarkey!"
- "That's ridiculous!"
- "__, humbug!"
- Scroogian exclamation
- Scroogean scoff
- Scroogean expletive
- Scroogean cry
- Scrooge's expletive
- Scrooge's classic interjection
- Scrooge-like comment
- Scrooge said it
- Scornful snort
- Scornful cry
- Pooh-___ of "Mikado"
- Part of Ebenezer Scrooge's cry
- Naysayer's word
- Kin of ''Phooey!''
- Grump's grunt
- Frequent reaction from Scrooge
- Exclamation from Dogbert
- Ebenezer outburst
- Doubting Thomas's comment
- Dissatisfied cry
- Dismissive outburst
- Dismissive cry
- Disgusted exclamation
- Disdainful exclamation
- Dickensian denouncement
- Derisive snort
- Curmudgeonly cry from Scrooge
- Curmudgeon's comment
- Crotchety cry
- Contemptuous exclamation
- Annoyed exclamation
- "I don't like it"
- "Humbug!" lead-in
- "Enough of this!"
- "A Christmas Carol" outburst
- "____, humbug!"
- ''A Christmas Carol'' exclamation
- ___ Men ("Who Let the Dogs Out?" band)
- Yuletide "yuck"
- Workers at home on the range?
- Word with humbug
- Word shouted by Scrooge
- Word said by Scrooge
- Word of derision
- Word from a real Scrooge
- Word before humbug
- Word after "boom"
- What Scrooge says before "humbug"
- Villainous shout
- Villainous outburst
- Victorian dismissal
- Theme, Part 1
- Syllable from Scrooge
- Sound of Dickensian derision
- Sis-boom follower
- Shout in "A Christmas Carol"
- Shout from a grinch
- Scroogian cry
- Scroogian comment
- Scroogean word
- Scrooge's utterance
- Scrooge's remark
- Scrooge's interjection
- Scrooge's comment
- Scrooge's "Phooey!"
- Scrooge's "Dang!"
- Scrooge syllable
- Scrooge sentiment
- Scrooge epithet
- Scornful word
- Scornful outburst
- Scornful comment
- Scoff from Scrooge
- Sarcastic outburst
- Relative of pooh
- Relative of phooey
- Rats relative?
- Pooh-poohing word
- Pooh-___, "Mikado" character
- Pedestrian left out nuts (3)
- Part of a Scroogian outburst
- Part of a legendary Christmas complaint
- Outburst heard often by Bob Cratchit
- Literary reply to "What reason have you to be morose? You're rich enough"
- Kin of phooey
- Kin of ''phooey'' and ''harrumph''
- Killjoy's comment
- Humbug lead-in
- Grunt from Scrooge
- Grumpy outburst
- Grouchy grunt
- Grouch's word
- Grouch's cry
- Expletive from Scrooge
- Exclamation that often precedes "humbug"
- Exclamation heard by Bob Cratchit
- Exclamation from Scrooge
- Epithet from Scrooge
- Ebenezer's utterance
- Ebenezer's remark
- Ebenezer Scrooge epithet
- Ebenezer epithet
- Ebeneezer Scrooge epithet
- Dogbert's exclamation
- Dissatisfied remark
- Dismissive utterance
- Dismissing word
- Disagreeable Dickensian outburst
- Dickensian oath
- Dickensian disapproval
- Dickensian "Drat!"
- Cry from a doubting Thomas
- Cry before humbug
- Crotchety remark
- Cousin of pooh
- Contemptuous call
- Comment from Ebenezer Scrooge
- Comment by Scrooge
- Cantankerous comment
- Apt cry from a grumpy shepherd?
- "What tommyrot!"
- "What a terrible idea!"
- "Snow White" witch's shout
- "Rats!" relative
- "Oh puh-lease"
- "I say good day to you, sir"
- "I don't like it!"
- "Humbug" preceder
- "Hogwash!" to Scrooge
- "Harrumph" cousin
- "Dracula" exclamation (1897)
- "Bullshit, Tiny Tim!"
- "A Christmas Carol" expression
- "___, humbug!" (Scrooge's shout)
- "___, humbug!" (Scrooge's grumpy exclamation in "A Christmas Carol")
- "___, humbug!" (Scrooge's exclamation)
- "___, humbug!" (Scrooge's cry)
- "___, humbug!" (exclamation in "A Christmas Carol")
- "____ humbug!"
- "___ gawd!"
- ''__, humbug!''
- ____ piffle
- Phooey's cousin
- Scrooge's cry
- "Phooey!"
- Cry from Scrooge
- Cry of contempt
- Cousin of "Phooey!"
- Scrooge exclamation
- "A Christmas Carol" cry
- Cousin of "ugh!"
- Old-fashioned "Phooey!"
- Ebenezer's exclamation
- Scrooge's reply
- Cross word
- Dickens cry
- See 50-Across
- "___, humbug!" (Scrooge's cry in "A Christmas Carol")
- Haughty outburst
- Dickensian complaint
- Word heard by Cratchit
- Humbug preceder
- Cry of disgust
- "Nuts!"
- "What nonsense!"
- Word from a killjoy
- Word of contempt
- "Poppycock!"
- Word to Cratchit
- Dickensian cry
- "Balderdash!"
- "A Christmas Carol" exclamation
- Dickensian outburst
- Relative of "Phooey!"
- Dickensian epithet
- Cry heard by Cratchit
- "Rubbish!"
- Shout from Scrooge
- "Humbug!" preceder
- "Humph!"
- "That stinks!," quaintly
- "___! Humbug!" (classic Scrooge line)
- "Nonsense!"
- "Ridiculous!"
- Rejection interjection
- "Pshaw!"
- "Ugh!"
- Cantankerous cry
- "Pfui!"
- Cry before "humbug"
- "Applesauce!"
- "Fie!"
- Outburst from Scrooge
- "Harrumph!"
- Cousin of "Harrumph!"
- Cry with "humbug!"
- Scrooge outburst
- Tchu!
- Ebenezer's expletive
- Interjection from Scrooge
- Cry in "A Christmas Carol"
- Sound of contempt
- Word of disgust
- Scrooge word
- Seasonal exclamation
- Ebenezer word
- Cry from Marley's partner
- Companion of "humbug"
- Comment by Cratchit's boss
- Cry of scorn
- Faugh!
- Scrooge's word
- Contemptuous interjection
- Scroogian expletive
- Dickensian exclamation
- Ebenezer's snub
- Humburg preceder
- Word of disdain
- Humbug's preceder
- Humbug's partner
- Dickens interjection
- Pooh-___ ("Mikado" character)
- Scrooge utterance
- Opposite of hurrah
- Favorite Scrooge utterance
- Scrooge's expression
- A word from Marley's partner
- Exclamation from 34 Across
- Humbug's companion
- Exclamation of disgust
- Ebenezer's "___! Humbug!"
- Scoffer's cry
- Curmudgeon's cry
- Ebenezer's word
- Curmudgeon's word
- Scrooge interjection
- Word of scorn
- Expression of contempt when son leaves party
- Portion of fish abruptly returned with expression of disgust
- "Darn it!"
- "Forget it!"
- "No way!"
- Pasture sound
- Disparaging remark
- Expression of disgust
- Quaint plaint
- Sound of disgust
- Derisive cry
- "That's terrible!"
- Scrooge cry
- Scrooge's outcry
- Quaint complaint
- "Dang it!"
- Word of disapproval
- Scrooge's exclamation in "A Christmas Carol"
- Sound of disdain
- Expression of contempt
- Scrooge's shout before "humbug!"
- Dickensian expletive
- Contemptuous cry
- Word from Scrooge
- Dismissive exclamation
- Shout of disgust
- Scrooge's kvetch
- Dismissive remark
- Cry of disdain
- "That's hogwash!"
- Ebenezer's outburst
- Disparaging word
- "Foiled again!"
- "A Christmas Carol" comment
- Show of contempt
- Scrooge's outburst
- Exclamation of contempt
- Exclamation of annoyance
- Exclamation from Ebenezer Scrooge
- Ebenezer's epithet
- Dickensian interjection
- Derisive interjection
- Contemptuous comment
- "Rah, rah, sis-boom-___!"
- Word of annoyance
- Scroogian shout
- Scroogean outburst
- Scrooge shout
- Cynic's retort
- Cry to Cratchit
- A word from Scrooge
- A word from Cratchit's employer
- "Oh, nonsense!"
- "A Christmas Carol" epithet
- ''A Christmas Carol'' cry
- Word often said before "humbug"
- Scrooge's shout in "A Christmas Carol"
- Scrooge's scoff
- Scrooge's cross word
- Scrooge-like remark
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Bah \Bah\, interj. An exclamation expressive of extreme contempt.
Twenty-five years ago the vile ejaculation, Bah! was
utterly unknown to the English public.
--De Quincey.
[1913 Webster] ||
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
exclamation of contempt, 1817, perhaps c.1600, probably from French bah, Old French ba, expressing surprise, scorn, dismay. Perhaps simply a natural exclamation in such situations; compare Greek babai!, an exclamation of surprise.
Wiktionary
init. (context military US English) (w: Basic Allowance for Housing)
Wikipedia
Bah is a city in Agra District of Uttar Pradesh in India.
Bah Assembly constituency is one of the 403 constituencies of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly, India. It is a part of the Agra district and one of the five assembly constituencies in the Fatehpur Sikri (Lok Sabha constituency). First election in this assembly constituency was held in 1952 after the "DPACO (1951)" (delimitation order) was passed in 1951. After the "Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order" was passed in 2008, the constituency was assigned identification number 94.
Usage examples of "bah".
I will introduce you to all my wise men and my statesmen, bah, and certainly to Casta and the Princess Hirga.
Cynthia Rhee stayed behind at the Bah Hai, and when Timothy Bell flew in to Canaveral for some hours on the simulators, she quietly moved in with him, for she needed some specific quotes on how it felt to be the only civilian amidst a group of gung-ho military pilots.
They cheered him then, but there was fear in their eyes when he sent them back to trim the sails and coax every inch of speed out of the ship in her flight towards the Bah El Mandeb.
Bah, is poileno - Jura said you scorn love, refiriendo itself to you to another tribe lanconiana.
He saw a couple of the menEstrada, Anselm, Overholserwith their bahs hugged to their chests.
He plotted his course to round the tip of the Great Horn and sail down the Gulf of Aden, through the narrows of the Bah El Mandeb and into the southern reaches of the Red Sea.
Easter season, the pagan crossed the narrows of the Bah El Mandeb with a mighty army, then drove northwards up the coast seizing all the ports and forts.
The Buh Bahs and the Ma Chos knew well that a woman's place was in a man's bed.
At the same time, over his childish countenance which was, at once so impudent and so serious, so giddy and so profound, so gay and so heart-breaking, passed all those grimaces of an old man which signify: Ah bah!