huh-uh
[ˈhʌ̃.ʔʌ̃]
huh-uh interjection: no.
Interjection
- no
- "You could take my horse and herd a couple for me, if we have to—"
"Huh-uh," said South Boy in decisive negation. "That'd be worse than herding weanlings."1994, Charles L. McNichols, Crazy Weather, page 160
- "You could take my horse and herd a couple for me, if we have to—"
Antonyms of huh-uh
Forms of huh-uh
| alternative form | uh-uh |
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Questions about huh-uh
- What does huh-uh mean?
- Huh-uh means no.
- What part of speech is huh-uh?
- Huh-uh is an interjection.
- How do you pronounce huh-uh?
- Huh-uh is pronounced [ˈhʌ̃.ʔʌ̃].
Words near huh-uh in the dictionary
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