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pfah

pfah interjection: expressing contempt or dissatisfaction.

Interjection

  1. Expressing contempt or dissatisfaction.
    • 'Pfah!' said Naphur, crossing his hairy arms. 'I don't know what makes you two believe you deserve such input. Especially you, young man!'2011, Sam Bowring, Prophecy's Ruin, page 164
    • 'I should care. Pfah!' said my father, meaning that he shouldn't care and that was the least of his worries.2012, Michele Hanson, What the Grown-ups Were Doing: An Odyssey Through 1950s Suburbia
    Synonyms:
    pah, pfft

Synonyms of pfah

Questions about pfah

What does pfah mean?
Pfah means expressing contempt or dissatisfaction.
What part of speech is pfah?
Pfah is an interjection.

Words near pfah in the dictionary

  1. pfaffic acid
  2. pfaffing
  3. pfaffoside
  4. pfaffosides
  5. pfaffs
  6. pfah
  7. Pfahler
  8. Pfahlers
  9. Pfalz
  10. pfalzgraf
  11. pfalzgrafs

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