Crossword clues for nah
nah
- "Guess again"
- "Can't be"
- "Ain't happenin'!"
- ''I don't think so!''
- Lazy refusal
- Expression of disinterest
- Book of Bible: Abbr
- "I doubt it"
- "I don't wanna"
- Yeah opposite
- Slangy opposite of "yeah"
- Slangy "I'll pass"
- Quick dismissal
- Nope relative
- Negative of a sort
- "You're dreaming"
- "Yeah" opposite
- "Think again"
- "No way, man!"
- "Let's not"
- "I'm good, thanks"
- "I'm full, thanks"
- "Changed my mind"
- "Can't help ya"
- "Ain't gonna work!"
- 'Prob'ly not'
- 'I'll pass'
- ''Thanks, but no thanks''
- ''I'd rather not''
- ''I don't think so''
- Unenthused response to "Wanna?"
- Sodium hydride symbol
- Slangy retort
- Slangy "No way"
- Opposite of 'yep'
- No, sloppily
- No, nastily
- No (gruffly)
- Informal refusal that's the title of a 2002 Shania Twain song
- Informal pass
- Informal dissent
- Familiar denial
- Dismissive turndown
- Dismissive reply
- Colloquial refusal
- Casual "Pass"
- Casual "I'll pass"
- Antonym of "yup"
- A gruff no
- "Yup" antonym
- "Yeah" converse
- "Won't be doing that"
- "Think again, pal"
- "That ain't it"
- "Rather not!"
- "Prolly not"
- "Not really"
- "Not happenin'!"
- "Not feeling it"
- "No need"
- "Interested?" reply
- "I'm out, brah"
- "I'm full"
- "I'll skip it"
- "I'll sit this one out"
- "I s'pose I won't"
- "I don't want to"
- "I don' wanna"
- "I don' wanna!"
- "I ain't interested"
- "I ain't gonna do it"
- "Hmm, I don't think so"
- "Gonna pass on that"
- "Ehh, I'm good"
- "Ehh, don't think so"
- "Eh, no thanks"
- "Ain't interested"
- "'Course not!"
- 'Prolly not'
- ''I'm gonna pass!''
- ''I don't wanna!''
- ''Don't wanna''
- ''Count me out''
- "Fuhgedaboutit!"
- "I don't think so"
- "I reckon not"
- Slangy refusal
- Down-home turndown
- Yup's alternative
- "Uh-uh"
- Slangy turndown
- "Huh-uh"
- "Forget it!"
- Rebuttal to 24-Across
- "No dice"
- "Uh-uh!"
- Casual turndown
- "Nosiree!"
- "Count me out"
- "Bad idea"
- A Minor Prophet: Abbr.
- "Don't think so!"
- "No way"
- Casual denial
- "No thanks"
- "Nope"
- Slangy negative
- В В "Fuhgedaboutit!"
- "Skip me"
- "Ixnay"
- "I'd rather not"
- "I'll pass"
- "On second thought, forget it"
- "Fuhgeddaboudit!"
- "Hmm, don't think so"
- "Prob'ly not"
- "Don't think so"
- "Never mind"
- "Nope, not interested"
- Slangy denial
- Informal turndown
- "Couldn't be"
- "Skip it"
- Opposite of yeah
- Passing remark?
- "I don't reckon"
- "Not interested"
- Causal negative
- "Don't wanna"
- Yeah's antithesis
- Relative of nope
- Casual negative
- Yeah's opposite
- Breezy turndown
- "No way!"
- Informal refusal
- "As if!"
- "No can do"
- "Not gonna happen"
- "Ain't gonna happen"
- "Ain't gonna happen!"
- "Forget it"
- "Forget about it!"
- Informal denial
- "Ain't happening!"
- "Not for me"
- Informal negative
- Opposite of "yeah"
- "Don't sweat it"
- "Not a chance"
- "I'm gonna pass"
- "Nothin' doin'!"
- "Forget about it"
- "Don't reckon so"
- ''Forget it!''
- Slangy dissent
- Slangy dismissal
- Informal rejection
- Casual refusal
- "Doubt it"
- No, slangily
- Curt dismissal
- "Um, no thanks"
- "Hard pass"
- "Not happenin'"
- "Not for me, thanks"
- "I'm good"
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1920, reflecting a drawn-out American English pronunciation of no.
Wiktionary
interj. (eye dialect of no English)
Wikipedia
Nah or NAH may refer to:
- Naha Airport (Indonesia) (IATA airport code: NAH), Tahuna, Sangir Islands, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
- Nahuatl (ISO language code: nah), a Uto-Aztecan language spoken in Mexico and El Salvador
- Nehbandan or Nah, a city in South Khorasan Province, Iran
- Ix Ek' Naah, a Mayan queen
- Sodium hydride, whose chemical formula is NaH
- a variation of "no", as in " yes and no", common especially in Australian English
Usage examples of "nah".
For awm nooan badly off nah awm sure, For awve plenty to ait an to sup.
Wach ward ich nah dabei Caesars und Solons inne, Doch keinen, dass er neidisch waer.
One neet as aw trudged throo mi wark, Thinks aw, nah mi labor is done, Aw feel just inclined for a lark, For its long sin aw had onny fun.
The ensuing conversation was necessarily short, since there was increasing evidence that someone was providing the Tro Wa with illegal technology, and the last thing Santana needed was even more Claw on his back, but there was time enough to report that the team had arrived in Nah Ree and was making preparations to return.
Helen, and at other times he thinks nah, it was just the Marmite really.
Nah Ree, the youth named Yao Che managed to ground his increasingly waterlogged raft on a sandbar, where it turned end for end, dumped him into the shallows, and took off for parts unknown.
The logs taken from the rafts were difficult to move, but Yao Che took pleasure in the fact that they had been taken from the spirit grove near his home, and knew that once in position they would continue to protect the villagers of Nah Ree.