hah
- ha.
ha
or hah
- (used as an exclamation of surprise, interrogation, suspicion, triumph, etc.)
Origin of ha
Examples from the Web for hah
Historical Examples of hah
The brother only sighed again, as he plodded dreamily along, 'Hah!
Little DorritCharles Dickens
"Hah, now you're being suspicious," I said, lousy with virtue.
Sorry: Wrong DimensionRoss Rocklynne
Bracy felt as if he would have given anything to have been able to utter a low “Hah!”
Fix Bay'netsGeorge Manville Fenn
What a flashing past there was of fiery eyes amid the darkness of the night—Hah!
The Day of WrathMaurus Jkai
They must have been disturbed in their act of plunder, whoever it was, and—and—hah!
The King's EsquiresGeorge Manville Fenn
hah
- a variant spelling of ha 1
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1hah
- an exclamation expressing derision, triumph, surprise, etc, according to the intonation of the speaker
- (reiterated) a representation of the sound of laughter
ha
2- hectare
Word Origin and History for hah
variant of ha.
ha
c.1300, natural expression of surprise, distress, etc.; found in most European languages; in Old English, Greek, Latin, Old French as ha ha. A ha-ha (1712), from French, was "an obstacle interrupting one's way sharply and disagreeably;" so called because it "surprizes ... and makes one cry Ah! Ah!" [Alexander Le Blond, "The Theory and Practice of Gardening," 1712].