aha
(used as an exclamation of triumphant discovery, mockery, contempt, irony, surprise, etc., according to the manner of utterance.)
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Other definitions for AHA (2 of 3)
American Heart Association.
Other definitions for A.H.A. (3 of 3)
American Historical Association.
American Hospital Association.
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How to use aha in a sentence
And when the aha is reintroduced in parliament, as it inevitably will be, he can soft-pedal.
Museveni may have underestimated the extent of the Western backlash to the aha; this could give him an opportunity to back out.
“It was an aha moment for me and motivated the research,” Lee said.
The Gubernatorial Glass Ceiling—and What It Means for Hillary Clinton | Eleanor Clift | June 5, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTBut when that clinical research does not jibe with aha dogma, it is ignored.
The aha stepped up to the plate, but instead of an out-of-the-ballpark home run, it fouled out.
aha, we will make a night of it, a dinner like that at the Caf Anglais and a bottle of wine to make you dream!
The Woman Gives | Owen Johnson"aha, it seems that the same arrow has hit two people," Dick whispered to Phil, but loud enough so that Garry could hear.
The Ranger Boys and the Border Smugglers | Claude A. Labelleaha, there is a tug already, the Storegut; things looked brighter in a moment, perhaps they might get off at once.
Dry Fish and Wet | Anthon Bernhard Elias NilsenSomething akin I have experienced in an 'express' as it raged with me—winged, rocking, ecstatic, shrilling a dragon aha!
Prince Zaleski | M.P. Shielaha, I felt my whiskers bristle as I advanced upon him through the darkness!
The Exploits Of Brigadier Gerard | Arthur Conan Doyle
British Dictionary definitions for aha
/ (ɑːˈhɑː) /
an exclamation expressing triumph, surprise, etc, according to the intonation of the speaker
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