heh

American  

[hey] / heɪ /

noun

1. a variant of he.

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heh ¹ British  

/ heɪ /

interjection

1. an exclamation of surprise or inquiry

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heh ² British  

/ ˈhɛˈhɛ, hɛ /

interjection

1. an indication of sly amusement, used esp in electronic communication

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Example Sentences

“Heh,” Huske said, trying to do just that, searching for the right words even though she had almost no time to find them.

From Washington Post

Or he might be able to teach it to play catch, or to laugh very idiosyncratically in a laugh comprised of a series of low heh’s all strung together.

From Washington Post

With no one in the hall, the punchline fell flat, more of a “heh” than a “hah.”

From New York Times

It’s an approach that works very well on me, as in BETI’s “I’m an AI, I don’t have any children — that I know about, heh heh,” or Ned’s response to Paul Scheer’s question, “Do you have a tough relationship with your dad?”

From Los Angeles Times

"Lock her up, heh," Trump chuckled, allowing the chant to continue.

From Salon