Crossword clues for huh
huh
- Mellencamp "Uh-___"
- Expression of confusion
- "Wha'd'ja say?"
- "Say what now?"
- "Run that by me again"
- "I didn't catch that"
- "How's that?"
- 'What was that?'
- 'What did you say?'
- 'Wha'd'ja say?'
- Whatd you say?
- Sound of confusion
- Sound of bafflement
- Response to bewilderment
- Request for restatement
- Questioning sound
- Non-responsive response
- Mellencamp: "Uh-___"
- John Mellencamp "Uh-___"
- Indie band Uh ___ Her
- Grunt of surprise
- Goes with John Mellencamp's "Uh"
- Clueless query
- Befuddled comment
- At-a-loss utterance
- Answer that probably won't earn you any points on a game show unless the prompt is "This one-syllable sound usually indicates someone doesn't know what you're talking about"
- "You said what?"
- "WTF?" relative
- "Wow, I didn't expect that!"
- "Who woulda thunk ...?"
- "What's that you say?"
- "What the...?"
- "What the?!"
- "What gives?"
- "What do you mean?"
- "Well, I didn't expect that!"
- "Wait, what?"
- "That's news to me"
- "Talking to me?"
- "Sorry, I didn't catch that"
- "Sorry, could you repeat that?"
- "Live and learn I guess ..."
- "I'm sorry?"
- "I'm confused"
- "I hadn't thought about it like that"
- "I didn't expect that"
- "Hmm, that's odd!"
- "Care to repeat?"
- "...wait, what?"
- 'Wha'd ya say?'
- 'I didn't catch that'
- 'Howzat again?'
- 'How's that?'
- ''What'd you say?''
- ''What did you say?''
- ''Wha'd'ja say?''
- ''Say again?''
- "Say again?"
- "Say, what?"
- "Come again?"
- "Whazzat?"
- Bewildered response
- "What's that?"
- "What did you say?"
- "What?"
- "Say what?"
- “What’d you say?”
- Question from a person just awakened
- Restrained
- "What the ...?"
- Word from one who isn't following
- "What?!"
- "You mean ... what?"
- "Say that again?"
- "You wanna run that by me again?"
- "Beg pardon?"
- Indication that you don't get it
- Querying sound
- Word of disbelief
- "Wha . . . ?"
- Expression of disbelief
- Uh follower
- Ignorant reply
- "You talkin' to me?"
- How's that again?
- Querying word
- Expression of indifference
- "Imagine that!"
- Come again?
- Noncommittal response
- Word of surprise
- "What was that?"
- "Excuse me?"
- ''Come again?''
- Sound of disbelief
- "Whadja say?"
- "How's that again?"
- 'Say what?'
- "I don't get it"
- "'Scuse me?"
- "What'd you say?"
- Confused response
- Clueless response
- 'What'd you say?'
- 'Whadja say?'
- 'Wha'dja say?'
- ''Say what?''
- Expression of bafflement
- "Would you repeat that?"
- 'Say again?'
- "That's a surprise"
- "Did you say something?"
- PJ Harvey "Uh ___ Her"
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
as a representation of a grunting exclamation, attested from c.1600.
Wiktionary
interj. 1 (context with falling pitch English) (non-gloss definition: used to express amusement or subtle surprise.) 2 (non-gloss definition: Used to express doubt or confusion.) 3 (context with rising pitch English) (non-gloss definition: Used to reinforce a question.) 4 (rft-sense) (context slang with falling pitch English) (non-gloss definition Used either to belittle the issuer of a statement/question, or sarcasm sarcastically to indicate utter agreement, and that the statement being responded to is an extreme understatement. The intonation is changed to distinguish between the two meanings - implied dullness for belittlement, and feigned surprise for utter agreement.) 5 (context informal with rising pitch English) (non-gloss definition: Used to indicate that one did not hear what was said.) 6 (context informal with falling pitch English) (non-gloss definition: Used to create a tag question.)
Wikipedia
Huh may refer to:
- Huh (disfluency), perhaps the most recognized syllable throughout the world
- Huh (god), an Egyptian deity
- huH (magazine), a defunct American magazine
- Huh (name) or Heo, a Korean family name
- "HuH" (song), by South Korean girl group 4minute
- Harvard University Herbaria
- Howard University Hospital, in Washington, D.C.
- Huahine – Fare Airport, in French Polynesia
- Huilliche language
- Hung Hom Station, in Hong Kong
huH was a popular music magazine in the United States during the 1990s.
Usage examples of "huh".
Anton Bailey and Anthony Bailor were one and the same before today, huh?
And then I could slooshy his bolshy lumpy boots beating off, him going huh huh huh into the darkmans, and it was only about seven seconds after that I slooshied the millicent-van draw up with a filthy great dropping siren-howl, like some bezoomny animal snuffing it.
Say, youse up dere, Man in de Moon, yuh look so wise, gimme de answer, huh?
But she won mahhy me say she twell I steel one thousum dollah fum Doctah Revend Fearnaught an huh an me we tek it on de heel an toe 2 Calyforny or sum fool plaice whah dey caint ketch us.
I guess getting enthralled with negritude still beats self-reflection every time, huh?
Say, youse up dere, Man in de Moon, yuh look so wise, gimme de answer, huh?
Or were you of a mind to convert them all to floor lamps and bookends, huh?
When we get back, maybe we oughta take some of the Creek braves off the fort construction and send them out to get us a few prisoners, huh?
With two gigs, the skiff, and two Fivers, can we do more exploring now, huh?
How in hell have you bastards been missing these fuckers on the river, huh?
All these cocksuckers are bound to be anti-Semites, because if they aren't, how come there are no Jews anywhere in England I've heard of, huh?
How do you think the wholesalers are gonna behave when they see us going around them with the Cyberbooks, huh?
Now I bail out Jackie, I'm liable to have the police on me again, huh?
I'll tell you, Kidd, you've gotten me in some shit over the years, but we've always made money, huh?
As he climbed into the aircar, he asked, Dont believe in no-win situations, huh?