Crossword clues for aha
aha
- Discoverer's interjection
- Cry of sudden discovery
- Cry of apprehension
- Cousin of "Eureka!"
- Catching-on cry
- Bingo substitute
- Band whose biggest hit was "Take on Me": Hyph
- Band that performed the theme song to the James Bond film "The Living Daylights": Hyph
- An ___ moment
- 1980s pop band from Norway: Hyph
- "Thought so!"
- "The Sun Always Shines on T.V." band
- "The missing piece!"
- "That's what I thought!"
- "So that's the answer!"
- "Oh, now I get it!"
- "Now I understand it!"
- "It's clear now!"
- "Isn't that interesting!"
- "I've solved it!"
- "I've discovered the answer!"
- "I see it!"
- "I knew it was you!"
- "I just thought of something!"
- "I just discovered this!"
- "I have the answer!"
- "I got you!"
- "I finally solved it!"
- "I cracked the code!"
- "I caught you red-handed!"
- "Got it now!"
- "Caught you in the act!"
- "By George, I think I've got it!"
- 'Now I see!'
- 'I got it!'
- 'I found it!'
- 'I caught ya!'
- 'Found it!'
- 'Caught you!'
- '80s Norwegian "Take On Me" band
- ''Well whaddya know!''
- ''So that's how it is!''
- ''It just came to me!''
- ''I knew it!''
- -- moment
- ___ moment (when things suddenly become clear)
- ___ moment (when things mentally "click")
- ___ moment (time of sudden clarity)
- Yell of discovery
- Word said while nodding
- Word said when opening one's eyes
- Word professors like to hear
- Word of sudden comprehension
- Word of discovery
- Word of apprehension
- What some moments are called
- Vindicated shout
- Understanding word
- Triumphant sound
- Triumphant reaction
- Triumphant interjection
- Told you so!
- The first Norwegian band with a number 1 song in the US
- Take On Me trio
- Sound when the lights go on?
- Sound of sudden understanding
- Sound of enlightenment
- Sound of a penny dropping?
- Sound of a breakthrough
- Sound from a person who's just made a discovery
- Solver's syllables
- Solver's interjection
- So there you are!
- Sneak's shout
- Signal of insight
- Shout upon seeing the light
- Shout said at a light-bulb moment
- Shout of sudden discovery
- Shout of realization
- Shout of enlightenment
- Shout of comprehension
- Shamus's shout
- Riddle-solver's cry
- Revelatory, as a moment
- Revealing reaction?
- Reaction after getting something
- Problem-solver's shout
- Problem solver's exclamation
- Pop trio from Oslo with the hit "Take On Me"
- Pop band with the 1985 hit "Take on Me": Hyph
- Pop band whose biggest hit was "Take on Me": Hyph
- Phrase said when the light comes on
- Penny-dropping exclamation
- Penny-drop sound?
- Palindromic sound of discovery
- Oprah's ________! Moment
- Now I get it!
- Norwegian pop trio
- Norwegian group with the 1985 hit "Take on Me": Hyph
- Norway's most famous pop band: Hyph
- Nod accompanier, maybe
- Nice crossword experience
- Metapuzzle solver's cry
- Meta solver's cry
- Light-bulb moment word
- Light bulb flash?
- Lab exclamation
- Lab cry
- Knowing exclamation
- Jubilant exclamation
- Ive got it!
- It's "eureka!" either way
- It may be expressed in a moment
- Inventor's shout
- Inventor's exclamation
- Inspired expression
- Inspired cry
- Insightful, as a moment
- Insightful interjection
- Insightful cry
- Insight indication
- Indication of enlightenment
- I've got you now!
- I told you so
- I knew it!
- Historians' org
- Geocacher's cry
- Forehead slapper's word
- Exclamation when the light finally dawns
- Exclamation when a light goes on?
- Exclamation that's similar to "oho"
- Exclamation sometimes spelled with a hyphen
- Exclamation of understanding
- Exclamation of knowledge
- Exclamation of demystification
- Exclamation indicating an epiphany
- Exclamation during a moment of clarity
- Exclamation after a lightbulb moment
- Exciting kind of moment
- Evidence of inspiration
- Eureka alternative
- Epiphany utterance
- Epiphany moment
- Epiphany follower
- Epiphanic outburst
- Epiphanic cry
- Enlightened outburst
- Discovery sound
- Detective's triumphant cry
- Detective's shout
- Deduction cry
- Dawning shout
- Cry when it hits you
- Cry when a light goes on
- Cry upon getting a tough crossword clue
- Cry upon finding a solution
- Cry of understanding
- Cry in an escape room
- Cry from the enlightened
- Cry from someone who gets a clue
- Cracking indication
- Comment after sudden insight
- Code crackers comment
- Code breaker's cry
- Clue-finder's cry
- Clue discoverer's shout
- Chortler's word
- Caught yah!
- Catcher's cry?
- Breakthrough outburst
- Breakthrough cry
- Band with the 1985 hit album "Hunting High and Low"
- Band w/famous animated video
- Band w/famous animated '80s vid
- Band that won five MTV Video Music Awards for "Take on Me" in 1986
- Band that lost out to Sade for the Grammy for Best New Artist
- Band that lost out to Sade for the Best New Artist Grammy
- Band that had the #1 hit "Take on Me": Hyph
- Band that had a #1 hit with "Take on Me": Hyph
- Band best known for 1985's "Take on Me": Hyph
- 1980s band whose lead singer was Morten Harket: Hyph
- 1980s band that sang "Take on Me": Hyph
- "You just spilled your secret!"
- "You can't fool me -- this is an exploding cigar!"
- "Yes, that's it!"
- "Why didn't you say so in the first place?"
- "This clue looks important!"
- "There's the catch!"
- "The Sun Always Shines on TV" rockers
- "The Sun Always Shines on TV" band
- "The penny dropped!"
- "The mystery is solved!"
- "The missing clue!"
- "The light just went on!"
- "That's the answer I was trying to remember!"
- "That makes sense now!"
- "Take On Me" rockers
- "Take On Me" band playing their final shows this December
- "Take On Me" band (hyph.)
- "Take on me, take me on" band
- "Summer Moved On" band
- "So, the butler did it!"
- "So there it is!"
- "So that's where I left it!"
- "So that's the puzzle theme!"
- "So obvious!"
- "Puzzle solved"
- "Plot twist!"
- "Pay dirt!"
- "Okay, now I get it!"
- "OK, now I get it!"
- "Ohh ... now I get it!"
- "Oh, so THAT'S how you do it"
- "Oh, I've got the answer!"
- "Oh, I've got it!"
- "Oh, I get this clever crossword theme!"
- "Oh, I get it!"
- "Oh, I figured it out!"
- "Now that's clear"
- "Now it's come to me!"
- "Now I've got you!"
- "Now I've got you !"
- "Now I see what a great song 'Take On Me' is!!!"
- "Now I see it"
- "Now I comprende!"
- "Look ... a clue!"
- "Like I told you!"
- "Knew it!"
- "Just like I told you!"
- "It just hit me!"
- "It just clicked!"
- "I've just discovered it!"
- "I've had an inspiration!"
- "I've had an epiphany!"
- "I've got an idea!"
- "I've finally seen the light!"
- "I've cracked the case!"
- "I've caught you red-handed!"
- "I'm onto your tricks!"
- "I totally understand now!"
- "I solved the mystery!"
- "I shoulda guessed that"
- "I see it now"
- "I saw that!"
- "I know that!"
- "I just got it!"
- "I gotcha!"
- "I found something!"
- "I found a clue!"
- "I finally understand!"
- "I finally get it now!"
- "I figured so!"
- "I figured out this clue!"
- "I caughtcha!!!!"
- "I catch your drift now!"
- "How clever!"
- "Hey, look at this!"
- "Hey, I understand it now!"
- "Here's the answer at last!"
- "Great idea"
- "Found you!"
- "Found ya!"
- "Finally, the truth comes out!"
- "Finally, it makes sense!"
- "Finally realized what to do!"
- "Everything is clear now!"
- "Eureka! I've figured it out!"
- "Duh, shoulda thought of that"
- "By Jove, I've got it!"
- "An idea!"
- "A nice hint!"
- "___! moment" (life-changing experience, to Oprah)
- "___ moment" (flash of insight)
- 'Take on Me' band
- 'So it's you!'
- 'Oh, clever!'
- 'I thought so'
- 'I see now!'
- 'I get it!'
- 'I get it now!'
- 'I figured it out!'
- 'Got ya!'
- '80s Norwegian pop group
- '80s Norwegian band that went "Shying away"
- ''Now I understand!''
- ''Now I see!''
- ''I'm onto you now!''
- ''I see!''
- ''I have an idea!''
- ''I got it!''
- ''I figured it out!"
- ''I figured it out!''
- ''Great idea!''
- ''Caught ya!''
- ''But of course!''
- ''A clue!''
- ___ moment (when things suddenly make sense)
- ___ moment (when things "click")
- ___ moment (when insight happens)
- ___ moment (time when comprehension dawns on you)
- ___ moment (puzzle-solving breakthrough)
- ___ moment (life-changing event, to Oprah)
- ___ moment (instant of personal insight)
- ___ moment (flash of personal insight)
- __ moment: revelation
- __ moment (insightful instant)
- Word associated with light bulbs
- Sleuth's cry
- Response to a revelation
- "Eureka!"
- "Now I get it!"
- Inventor's cry of discovery
- Detective's cry
- "Great idea!"
- "Gotcha!" relative
- Cry of discovery
- "I knew it!"
- "Caught ya!"
- Solver's shout
- Opposite of "huh?"
- "Take On Me" pop trio
- "Yes, I see!"
- "So!"
- "There you are!"
- "Caught you!"
- "That's it!"
- Utterance of mockery
- Palindromic exclamation
- "The light dawns!"
- "Oh, I see"
- "I see!"
- "Now I see!"
- "So that's it!"
- "Gotcha" cry
- Word teachers like to hear
- "So that's what you meant!"
- "Got ya!"
- "There it is!"
- "So, it's YOU!"
- "So it's you!"
- “Eureka!”
- Cry upon discovering a puzzle theme?
- Puzzler's shout
- "But of course!"
- Revelation response
- What you may say when you crack the case
- You might say it when you get it
- "I've got it!"
- "I have an idea!"
- Gleeful cry
- It's said when a light bulb goes on
- Triumphant cry
- "I get it!"
- Student's cry
- "Well, well, well ..."
- Figuring-out shout
- "Clever me!"
- Opposite of "duh!"
- "Now you're making sense!"
- "Bingo!"
- "So there!"
- Cry of insight
- Recognition response
- "I figured it out!"
- Solver's cry
- Code cracker’s comment
- "Of course!"
- Sleuth's outburst
- Cry when the lights come on
- "I found it!"
- "Got it!"
- Cry after a thoughtful silence
- Response when something hits you?
- Cry said while pointing
- Sound of a epiphany
- "I know the answer!"
- "Just as I thought!"
- "So you're the culprit!"
- Brainstormer's cry
- Cry with eyes lit up
- "That proves it!"
- "The light has dawned!"
- "Can't fool me!"
- "Now I understand!"
- Word associated with a light bulb
- "Now it's clear!"
- Cry interrupting a prank
- Cry when seeing something for the first time
- Cry when a light bulb goes on
- Cry while pointing a finger
- Brainstorming cry
- "Oh, clever!"
- Cry before "It's you!"
- Comment after getting something?
- Triumphant shout
- Idea person's exclamation
- Brainstorm outburst
- "That's brilliant!"
- "Brilliant!"
- "I caught you!"
- "I get it now"
- Idea person's cry
- ___ moment (epiphany)
- "Just as I suspected!"
- Cry upon figuring out 66-Across
- Solution reaction
- Cry made with a raised index finger
- "I suspected as much!"
- "I got it!"
- Bingo alternative?
- It may result from a discovery
- "I see it now!"
- Realization vocalization
- It might be heard when a light bulb goes on
- What this puzzle may make you say
- Cry after an epiphany
- Kind of moment
- Sound of a light going on?
- "Oh, I see!"
- "So it was you!"
- Sudden understanding
- "Oh, so that's it!"
- Shout of success
- Shout of inspiration
- "Now it all makes sense!"
- "The plot thickens!"
- Exclamation accented on the second syllable
- They don't have fingers
- Pop group whose name is an exclamation
- "You are so busted!"
- "So you admit it!"
- "___ Lang Syne"
- Epiphany word
- Cry with an epiphany
- "So THAT's the story here!"
- "Now I've got it!"
- "How brilliant!"
- Code cracker's cry
- Triumphal cry
- Historians' org.
- Cry of triumph
- Exultant cry
- Cry of recognition
- Trio from Oslo
- Cry of surprise
- Winner's cry
- Cry of vindication
- Norwegian rock group
- "So that's why!"
- "Now I know why!"
- Exclamation of discovery
- "Now I remember!"
- Villain's cry
- Kin of oho
- Exclamation of surprise
- Villain's exclamation
- Expression of surprise
- Discoverer's cry
- "Got you!"
- Finder's cry
- What a teacher likes to hear from a pupil
- Triumphant exclamation
- "Gotcha!" exclamation
- Cry in a melodrama
- Sound of surprise
- Sound of discovery
- Group topped ditch
- Caught ya!
- Exclamation of triumph
- Now I have it accepted (money from hock)
- Pathway regularly chosen causing surprised reaction?
- I see!
- I get it's a sound made in mirth
- Triumphant expression every second from rash lad
- Triumphant expression from husband in Carmen?
- That’s surprising — bathmat oddly missing
- Shout upon making a discovery
- "So that's your game!"
- "By Jove!"
- 'Caught ya!'
- "Told you so!"
- "Now it's clear"
- Syrian president
- Melodramatic cry
- "Well, whaddya know!"
- "I thought so!"
- 'That's it!'
- "I get it now!"
- "Take on Me" band: Hyph
- "Caught in the act!"
- "A clue!"
- Word of surprise
- ''So that's it!''
- "So that's how it is!"
- "Mystery solved!"
- 'So that's it!'
- Light-dawning cry
- Shout of triumph
- "So, there you are!"
- "Now it makes sense!"
- ''What did I tell you?''
- Shout of discovery
- "Who knew?"
- "Found it!"
- Sound of insight
- Puzzle solver's cry
- Cry of epiphany
- __ moment: sudden realization
- "As I suspected!"
- ''So, there you are!''
- ''So there!''
- "Now we're getting somewhere"
- "I've figured it out!"
- "I finally get it!"
- Epiphany exclamation
- Discovery cry
- Cry of revelation
- "You can't fool me!"
- "I've got it now!"
- "I understand now!"
- "Figured it out!"
- Whodunit cry
- Triumphant outburst
- Sleuth's shout
- Shout of understanding
- Revelation reaction
- Exclamation of insight
- Clicking sound?
- "So that's your secret!"
- "Oh, there you are!"
- "Now I see"
- "It just came to me!"
- "I've found it!"
- "I'm onto you now!"
- "I solved it!"
- "Caught you red-handed!"
- Successful solver's shout
- Sound of an epiphany
- Puzzle solver's shout
- Palindromic cry
- Light-dawning remark
- Enlightened exclamation
- Cry of realization
- Cry of enlightenment
- Crossword solver's cry of discovery
- Climactic whodunit cry
- "Take on Me" group
- "Now I see the light!"
- "I figured out the answer!"
- 'I have it!'
- ''I thought so!''
- Whodunit shout
- Problem solver's cry
- Phrase said when the lights come on
- Inspired shout
- Insightful utterance
- Expression of satisfaction
- Discoverer's shout
- Detective's exclamation
- Cry of satisfaction
- Cry of detection
- Band with the 1985 hit "Take on Me": Hyph
- Accusatory exclamation
- "That's the answer!"
- "Solved it!"
- "So THAT's what's going on here!"
- "So that's what that means!"
- "Oh, I get it now!"
- "Now I see what you mean!"
- "Now I know the answer!"
- "Just as I figured!"
- "I've got the answer!"
- "I see the light!"
- "I knew it all along!"
- "I finally figured it out!"
- "Hunting High and Low" band (hyph.)
- 'I've got it!'
- 'I knew it!'
- ''Well, lookee here!''
- ''Now I get it!''
- ''Got it!''
- ___ moment (instant of understanding)
- Word said with a finger snap
- Word said just before solving a tricky clue
- When you get it, you might say it
- Unmasker's cry
- They did theme to "The Living Daylights"
- There you are!
- Successful puzzler's cry
- Sound of triumph
- Sound of success
- Sound of a light bulb going on?
- Solving cry
- So that's it!
- Shout of insight
- Shout from a detective who just found a clue
- Puzzler's cry
- Palindromic response to a revelation
- Oprah's moment?
- Only Norwegian band to do a James Bond theme song
- Norwegian pop band of the 1980s: Hyph
- Norwegian band with the 1985 hit "Take on Me": Hyph
- Norwegian band that sang "Take on Me": Hyph
- Norwegian band that recorded the theme song to "The Living Daylights": Hyph
- Moment of realization
- Light-dawning exclamation
- I told you so!
- Expression of discovery
- Exclamation of revelation
- Epiphany indicator
- Epiphanic, as a moment
- Discovery shout
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Aha \A*ha"\, interj. [Ah, interj. + ha.] An exclamation expressing, by different intonations, triumph, mixed with derision or irony, or simple surprise.
Aha \A*ha"\, n.
A sunk fence. See Ha-ha.
--Mason.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
alt. An exclamation of understanding, realization, invention, or recognition. interj. An exclamation of understanding, realization, invention, or recognition.
Wikipedia
AHA or aha may refer to:
According to the Book of Mormon, Aha was a Nephite soldier who lived in the 1st century BC in the Americas. His father was Zoram, a "chief captain" of the Nephite armies. Sometime between 81 BC. and 78 BC, Aha accompanied his father and his brother to battle against the Lamanites in order to rescue prisoners of war that were captured during the destruction of the city of Ammonihah. Under inspired direction by the prophet Alma, their army met the Lamanite army after crossing the River Sidon, and defeated them. All of the prisoners were rescued, with the narrative stating that "there was not one soul of them had been lost that were taken captive".
Usage examples of "aha".
I began by showing him that Leticia Nazareno owed us for an amount of taffeta twice the nautical distance to Santa Maria del Altar, that is, one hundred ninety leagues, and he said aha as if to himself, and I ended up by showing him that the total debt with the special discount for your excellency was equal to six times the grand prize in the lottery for ten years, and he said aha again and only then did he look at me directly without his glasses and I could see that his eyes were timid and indulgent, and only then did he tell me with a strange voice of harmony that our reasons were clear and just, to each his own, he said, have them send the bill to the government.
I began by showing him that Leticia Nazareno owed us for an amount of taffeta twice the nautical distance to Santa Maria del Altar, that is, one hundred ninety leagues, and he said aha as if to himself, and I ended up by showing him that the total debt with the special discount for your excellency was equal to six times the grand prize in the lottery for ten years, and he said aha again and only then did he look at me directly without his glasses and I could see that his eyes were timid and indulgent, and only then did he tell me with a strange voice of harmony that our reasons were clear and just, to each his own, he said, have them send the bill to the government.
Often Geu and Ahas, the young bondsmen who had grown up with him, who always came to fetch me across, stayed with us while he talked to all of us about slavery and freedom and many other things.
I only had time for my aha moment, then he threw Jason, not across the room, but at the bed.
SAH is an immense conglomeration of documents, plays, ballads, nursery rhymes, wall slogans, cartoons-everything from the most literate and enduring of works to the most ephemeral-having m common only that they in some way provide information on the reigns of Paul, Aha, and Leto II Much of the material was preserved by word of mouth until the middle of the 13%!
The play Water for the D&td (10302) tells of the intertwined lives of Harkonnen and Aha In Act I we see Vladimir as a slim athletic handsome youth but by Act ffl he has become the hulking monstrosity killed by the infant Alia In the last Act we see the gradual effects of her possession only through the actions of Alia but in the climactic scene she begins to dance with an invisible partner As she spins her robes billow form gradually changing in color (through die use of a selective Holtzman Effect field) from black to red As she completes her final turn, the face she presents to the audience is .
Maud'Dib and the Cast Out at Fondak formed a rather unholy alliance Eyeless Paul Atreides wandered into the desert sup poscdly to die, bat instead returned as The Preacher whose sermons purposed to purify the fanatic religion founded upon his own myth and later corrupted by Aha and her Priesthood into a cynical tool of political power By the time he reached Fbndak/Jacu rutu, however, Paul was nearly a broken man The Cast Out, appreciating his value allowed him to live, hoping to weaken him further and use him as an instrument of revenge Both were .
Aha, thou callst me an evil king, though thou whisperest it so none save I may hear it.