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Definition: Meaning of, oh in English to English dictionary.

Pronunciation: / əʊ /

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  1. used when you want to get someone's attention or continue what you are saying
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  2. used when you are giving an answer to a question
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  3. used to make a slight pause when you are speaking
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  4. used to show that you are very happy, angry, disappointed etc about something
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  5. used to show that you are surprised about something
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OH


Definition: Meaning of, OH in English to English dictionary.

Pronunciation: / əʊ /

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  1. the written abbreviation of OHIO
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OH used in phrases

  • Oh Susanna
    1. a 19th century US folk song written by Stephen FOSTER . Some of the words are: Oh, Susanna! Now don't you cry for me,/For I've come from Alabama/With my banjo on my knee.
  • d'oh
    1. used humorously when you have just realized that you have done or said something stupid
  • oh boy
    1. used to express surprise
  • oh dear
    1. used to express shock, dismay, disappointment, sympathy, etc.
  • uh-oh
    1. a sound that you make when you have made a mistake, or when something bad is going to happen
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