duh

American  

[duh, d] / dʌ, d /

interjection

1. (used to express annoyance at banality, obviousness, or stupidity.)

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duh British  

/ dɜː /

interjection

1. slang an ironic response to a question or statement, implying that the speaker is stupid or that the reply is obvious

   how did you get in here? – through the door, duh

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Etymology

Origin of duh

An Americanism dating back to 1960–65

Example Sentences

But handing down its ruling, Germany's highest court for civil and criminal matters rejected DUH's arguments.

From Barron's

The DUH said it was also considering whether to file an appeal to the Constitutional Court.

From Barron's

“I wasn’t thinking about it like that,” I admit, and she nods like, duh.

From Literature

“Duh. In your brain,” he said.

From Literature

He decided to stick with “No, duh,” as his best comeback.

From Literature