AHHA

British

/ ˈɑːhɑː /

acronym

after hours home avoider: a young person who prefers to spend the time after work socializing, rather than return to an empty home

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Example Sentences

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“He didn’t have a clue ahha!” he wrote.

From The New Yorker

“AhHa,” the album’s first proper song, is animated by Ruess’s sneering cackle, though the insecurity that marked the best tracks on Some Nights is still there—”Called my mother said I love her/ had another and another one,” he gasps as the music gallops around him.

From Time

BST09:26 Ahha... as suspected, Europe remains unwilling to reopen its Treaties for the UK.

From The Guardian

But as I read on, I kept having AhHa! moments where I realized that an essential part of the process had been about making a website that would establish a human connection with its audience.

From Forbes

If you have any great resources or AhHa moments to share we’d love to hear from you!

From Inc

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