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-ahh

US/æ(ː)/

-ahh suffix: used to intensify an adjective, especially in a mocking or taunting manner.

Suffix

-ahh

  1. (Internet, also, general, particle) Used to intensify an adjective, especially in a mocking or taunting manner.
    • "He's right behind me... isn't he!" ahh moment💀
    • You's a pussy ahh hoe, bitch, you seen it (you's a bitch)!2020, “Let's Do Dat”, in Your Favorite Ratchet Homegirl Chopped and Screwed [Explicit], performed by K. Breezy

Origin of -ahh

Respelling of -ass representing a pronunciation with elision of the final consonant, which can occur in African-American Vernacular English. Compare bih and shi or shii. Analyzable as -ass + -h.

Questions about -ahh

What does -ahh mean?
-ahh means used to intensify an adjective, especially in a mocking or taunting manner.
What part of speech is -ahh?
-ahh is a suffix.
How do you pronounce -ahh?
-ahh is pronounced /æ(ː)/ (US).

Words near -ahh in the dictionary

  1. -ageddon
  2. -ages
  3. -agog
  4. -agogue
  5. -agogy
  6. -ahh
  7. -aholic
  8. -aholism
  9. -aire
  10. -aires
  11. -aissance

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