ach

[ ahkh ]

/ ɑx /

interjection German.

alas; oh.

Nearby words

acetylsalicylate, acetylsalicylic acid, acetyltransferase, acey-deucy, acgi, ach, ach-laut, ach-y-fi, achab, achad, achaea

Definition for ach (2 of 3)

ACH

automated clearinghouse.

Definition for ach (3 of 3)

ACh

Biochemistry.

acetylcholine.

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Examples from the Web for ach

"Ach ja," exclaimed the parson's wife, still more ashamed of herself for having forgotten.
The Benefactress|Elizabeth Beauchamp
“Ach nein, dear mistress,” said the faithful servant and friend who was now the sole companion left to share the deserted home.
Fritz and Eric|John Conroy Hutcheson
Ach, a field; Diestal, a Norse word, probably the name of a rock.
Gairloch In North-West Ross-Shire|John H. Dixon, F.S.A. Scot
"Ach, no," said he humbly; for he could not look upon my face and hold his anger.
The Bacillus of Beauty|Harriet Stark

Ach,” groaned Isaacs, “I have had a terrible time, a shocking bad time.
The Law and the Poor|Edward Abbott Parry

British Dictionary definitions for ach

ach

/ (ɑːx) /

interjection

Scot an expression of surprise, impatience, disgust, etcAlso: och

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Medicine definitions for ach

Ach

abbr.

acetylcholine