Crossword clues for ahem
ahem
- "Uh, excuse me..."
- "Pardon me ... "
- "May I get a word in?"
- "Look over here" sound
- "If I may butt in ..."
- "I'm waiting!"
- "I hate to interrupt, but ..."
- "Excuse me, I was here first" noise
- "Can I say something?"
- "Can I chime in?"
- 'Pardon me'
- 'If I may interrupt ...'
- ''Your attention, please!''
- ''Pardon me''
- ''Might I add a word?''
- ''May I speak?''
- ''Can I cut in?'' noise
- ''Beg pardon . . .''
- Word of interruption
- Warning utterance
- Warning sound
- Utterance designed to get attention
- Unobtrusive attention getter
- Throaty interruption
- Throaty comment
- Throaty "Excuse me . . ."
- Throat-clearing word
- Throat-clearing utterance
- Throat-clearing sound meant to get attention
- Throat-clearing onomatopoeia
- Throat noise
- Throat clearing
- Subtle "Beg pardon"
- Subtle 'Yo!'
- Sound to gain attention
- Sound that might suggest "I'd like to say something"
- Sound of interruption
- Sound of a polite interruption
- Sound of a forced cough
- Sound made with fist-to-mouth
- Significant cough
- Sign of clearing
- Relative of 'psst'
- Quiet "Excuse me"
- Possibly passive-aggressive reprimand
- Polite cough sound
- Polite cough
- Polite attention-getter
- Pause-filling noise
- Passive aggressive throat clear
- Oral interruption
- Notice-seeking sound
- Laryngeal clearing
- Interruption sound
- Interrupting word
- Interrupter's throat-clearing sound
- Interjection to interrupt
- Informal interrupter
- Im still in the room, yknow
- I'm coughing but I don't have to cough
- Guttural break-in
- Guttural "Psst!"
- Gentle utterance to attract attention
- Gentle interruption
- Doubting sound
- Cutting-in noise
- Cousin of ''psst!''
- Cough, cough
- Cough to interrupt a conversation
- Cough cough
- Clock setting, for short
- Buttinsky's utterance
- Buttinsky's sound
- Breaking-in sound
- Breaking-in comment
- Break-in sound?
- Attention word
- An interruption of sorts
- Alternative to 'psst'
- Affected cough to gain attention
- [You've got a booger]
- [Um ... I'm standing right here]
- [Pardon me!]
- [May I speak?]
- [I'm trying to speak here]
- [I'm talking here]
- [I'm talking here . . .]
- [I'm still here, you know]
- [I can hear you, you know]
- [Hey! ... Hey!]
- [Attention, please]
- ["I'm standing right here"]
- ["I'm standing here!"]
- (Pardon me)
- (I have something to say!)
- "Your fly is open" noise
- "You have food in between your teeth"
- "You forgot about me . . ."
- "Will you let me finish?"
- "What am I, chopped liver?!"
- "Ummm, hello?"
- "Um, pardon me..."
- "Um, I'm trying to talk here ..."
- "Um, I'm right here"
- "Um, hello, I'm stading right here"
- "Um, excuse me..."
- "Um ... pardon me"
- "Uh, I'm here too!"
- "Uh, excuse me?"
- "Uh, don't forget about me ... "
- "That's not really what you meant . . ."
- "Shh!" relative
- "Psst!" kin
- "Psst!" alternative
- "Pay attention to me!"
- "Pardon me!''
- "Pardon me there, buddy ..."
- "Pardon . . ."
- "May I have your attention" sound
- "If I might suggest something..."
- "If I might say something..."
- "If I might interrupt. . ."
- "If I may speak . . ."
- "If I may say something ... "
- "If I may say something . . ."
- "If I may say a few words ..."
- "If I may intrude ..."
- "If I may intrude ... "
- "If I may interrupt..."
- "If I may interrupt ..."
- "If I may interrupt . . ."
- "If I may interject . . ."
- "If I may cut in ... "
- "If I may cut in . . ."
- "I'm still in the room, y'know"
- "I'm right here"
- "I'd like to interject"
- "I'd like to get a word in?"
- "I'd like to cut in . . ."
- "I have something to say"
- "I hate to interrupt ..."
- "I couldn't help but overhear you say ..."
- "Hey, I was sitting there" noise
- "Forgetting something?"
- "Excuse me" noise
- "Don't. Look. Now. But ..."
- "Don't interrupt me, jackass"
- "Could we move on?"
- "Could we get on with it?"
- "Could I interrupt?"
- "Can we get back to the subject, please?"
- "Can I have your attention?"
- "Can I get a word in here?"
- "Can I cut in?" noise
- "Beg your pardon ... "
- "Are you aware that ...?"
- "Am I invisible over here?"
- 'Uh, excuse me ...'
- 'Psst' cousin
- 'Excuse me'
- 'Excuse me ...'
- ''Might I interrupt?''
- ''May I say something?''
- ''I'm still standing here!''
- ''Excuse me ...''
- ''Did you forget about me?''
- ''Can I get a word in?''
- ''Beg pardon''
- "Excuse me..."
- "Pardon me!"
- "Pardon me"
- "Psst" alternative
- "Beg pardon"
- "Pardon..."
- "Excuse me" throaty sound
- "Beg your pardon"
- Throat clearer
- Throat-clearing sound used to get someone's attention
- Doubt-conveying interjection
- "Um, excuse me"
- Attention-getter noise
- Polite interruption
- "Um, pardon me"
- [Pardon]
- "Beg pardon ..."
- Interrupter's word
- Interruption, of sorts
- Start of a break-in?
- "Excuse me ..."
- Verbal break-in
- "Did you forget about me?"
- "May I have your attention?"
- "Don't forget about me"
- Sound of a frog?
- Coughlike utterance
- Slight interruption
- "Excuse me …"
- Throat clearing sound to catch attention
- "Uh ... excuse me"
- Meaningful little cough
- "Um, I hate to interrupt ..."
- Throaty sound
- Pause filler
- "Your slip is showing"
- Clearing, of sorts
- "Um, pardon me ..."
- "Pardon"
- "What am I, invisible?"
- "Sorry to intrude ..."
- Attention getter
- "May I speak?!"
- "Uh, excuse me"
- Polite way to interrupt someone
- Call for attention
- Sound before "Your, um, fly is open"
- "Uh, pardon me"
- Quiet cough
- Faux cough
- "Attention please ..."
- Subtle warning sound
- Sound before "Your fly is open"
- Tap-on-the shoulder alternative
- "Don't you forget about me"
- "Uh, excuse me ..."
- "Could we get started, please ..."
- [May I have your attention?]
- "Pardon the interruption ..."
- [Attention, please ...]
- Kiss interrupter, maybe
- Word of pardon
- "Um, pardon ..."
- "I'm right here, you know"
- Cousin of "um"
- "Aren't you forgetting something?"
- "Hello ... I'm right here"
- "I'd like to make a point ..."
- "Pardon ..."
- Attention-getting sound
- Interruption starter
- Polite interjection
- Attention-getting word
- Courteous interruption
- Sound of a break-in?
- Interruptive sound
- Throat sound
- Throat-clearer's sound
- Courteous intrusion
- Relative of 30 Across
- Sound seeking attention
- Interrupter's sound
- Coughing sound
- Psst
- A word in edgewise?
- Ear-grabber
- Pause-filling sound
- Throat-clearer's rebuke
- Throaty notice
- Attention-attracting word
- A part of dress that's said to require attention
- Excuse me!
- Attention-grabbing expression
- Attention-seeking expression in article by the Edge
- One's on edge - pardon me
- Throat-clearing noise?
- "Pardon me ..."
- "Beg pardon . . ."
- "Excuse me . . ."
- "Can I get a word in?"
- ''Excuse me''
- Word of disapproval
- "As I was saying ..."
- Sound of impatience
- "Pardon me..."
- "May I speak?"
- "I'm standing right here!"
- "Pardon me . . ."
- "Excuse me!"
- Small clearing?
- Interjection to express doubt
- Audible nudge
- "Do you mind?"
- "Could I interject?"
- "Attention, please!"
- Subtle "Excuse me . . ."
- Sound for attention
- Cousin of "psst!"
- Attention-grabbing sound
- Attention-getting interjection
- "Um, excuse me . . ."
- "Sorry to intrude . . ."
- "Over here"
- "I'd like to say something"
- "I beg your pardon"
- "Excuse me ... "
- ''Um . . . excuse me''
- Throaty "beg pardon . . ."
- Polite interrupter
- Pardon me!
- Interrupter's utterance
- Interrupter's interjection
- Guttural interruption
- Conversation stopper
- Attention-getting noise
- Attention-attracting sound
- "Sorry to interrupt . . ."
- "May I say something?"
- "May I interrupt?" sound
- "If I may interject ..."
- "If I may interject ... "
- "If I could get a word in . . ."
- "Excuse me, but ..."
- "Attention please!"
- Warning cough
- Throaty interjection
- Throaty cousin of "psst!"
- Throaty attention-getter
- Throaty attention getter
- Throat-clearer's word
- Sound of throat clearing
- Meaning of a meaningful cough
- Interrupting sound
- Interrupting cough or throat-clearing sound
- Cutting-in word
- Contrived cough
- Brief interjection
- Bid for attention
- Attention-seeking utterance
- Attention-getting utterance
- Attention-getting throat-clearing sound
- Attention-getting cough
- [nudge, nudge]
- "Your attention, please" sound
- "Um, I'm trying to talk here . . ."
- "Um, excuse me ..."
- "Um, don't look now, but ..."
- "Um ... excuse me"
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ahem \A*hem"\, interj. An exclamation to call one's attention; hem.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
attention-getting interjection, 1763, lengthened from hem, imitative of clearing the throat.
Wiktionary
interj. 1 (onomatopoeia) the sound of a quiet cough or of clearing one's throat 2 an exclamation or cough to get attention 3 an exclamation of disapproval or annoyance 4 an exclamation to indicate sarcasm n. A use of the interjection, ahem.
Wikipedia
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Usage examples of "ahem".
They will be ever eager to, ahem, serve your needs as well as those of the princess.
There will be times, increasingly frequent, when she is physically unable to effect her own, ahem, necessary functions.
I make no complaint about the, ahem, already damaged state of the goods in question.
If the, ahem, ladies call again, tell them that I am out of town for a few days.
How she and Jonathan would laugh at his predicament with the four, ahem, ladies all arriving at the same moment, but they would then give him the benefit of their advice.
I should esteem it, ahem, a privilege to give you a line myself to the Intelligencer people.
The blue lines represent the author of, ahem, The Ology, the yellow lines is the optimum path for the author of The Origin, and the green line represent slippage between futures.
In the er western regions, for example, the uh so-called Uighur and the ahem Uzbek, Kirghiz, Kazhak and er Tazhik.
As you have remarked, my talents tended more to the, ahem, acquisitive and the annunciatory.
Ahem, lass, the tomes I needed aren't here, so we're going to have to go back in time and get them?