Definition of gah in English:

gah

exclamation ɡɑːɡä

Used to express exasperation or dismay.
had to go the dentist this morning (arrived late—gah!)
Example sentencesExamples
- Parent-teacher conference in the morning… gah… I've about had it.
- You never think about things like that otherwise… gah… I'm not making any sense.
- And I know what awaits me is more editing which will be fulfilling in its own right but gah my brain's lethargic.
- I went in thinking "oh god I haven't revised enough" and came out thinking "gah, I revised too much!"
- Had to go to the Had to go to the dentist this morning (arrived late - gah).
- It's not often I worship at the square godess in the corner of the living room, but I - gah.
- Today and Saturday I am on a ' late shift ', gah… I hate it.
- Someone else jumps ahead of me in the age bracket - gah!
- I have to do 2 assignments… network and multimedia… gah!
- I didn't even get home until 7: 30 tonight - gah!
- I know online is supposed to be the last bastion of the free world, borderless anarchy blah blah gah.
- And Sussex lost against Derbyshire in the one-day cricket today. gah.
- I love that people read what I write, I love that people enjoy it… gah!
- Maybe I'm just cynical, but… gah.
- Needless to say I am hungover today - gah.
- I'm not even going to mention the test cricket, gah.
- Maybe the key is to get those with money out of the control of the party, gah!
- Continuing to be a follower of Brighton is less encouraging though. gah, again.

Origin

Early 20th century: natural exclamation.

Definition of gah in US English:

gah

exclamationɡä

Used to express exasperation or dismay.
had to go the dentist this morning (arrived late—gah!)
Example sentencesExamples
- You never think about things like that otherwise… gah… I'm not making any sense.
- Maybe I'm just cynical, but… gah.
- And I know what awaits me is more editing which will be fulfilling in its own right but gah my brain's lethargic.
- Today and Saturday I am on a ' late shift ', gah… I hate it.
- Someone else jumps ahead of me in the age bracket - gah!
- I know online is supposed to be the last bastion of the free world, borderless anarchy blah blah gah.
- I went in thinking "oh god I haven't revised enough" and came out thinking "gah, I revised too much!"
- Needless to say I am hungover today - gah.
- I didn't even get home until 7: 30 tonight - gah!
- I have to do 2 assignments… network and multimedia… gah!
- Had to go to the Had to go to the dentist this morning (arrived late - gah).
- I love that people read what I write, I love that people enjoy it… gah!
- And Sussex lost against Derbyshire in the one-day cricket today. gah.
- I'm not even going to mention the test cricket, gah.
- It's not often I worship at the square godess in the corner of the living room, but I - gah.
- Continuing to be a follower of Brighton is less encouraging though. gah, again.
- Maybe the key is to get those with money out of the control of the party, gah!
- Parent-teacher conference in the morning… gah… I've about had it.

Origin

Early 20th century: natural exclamation.

单词	gah
释义	Definition of gah in English: gah exclamation ɡɑːɡä Used to express exasperation or dismay. had to go the dentist this morning (arrived late—gah!) Example sentencesExamples Parent-teacher conference in the morning… gah… I've about had it. You never think about things like that otherwise… gah… I'm not making any sense. And I know what awaits me is more editing which will be fulfilling in its own right but gah my brain's lethargic. I went in thinking "oh god I haven't revised enough" and came out thinking "gah, I revised too much!" Had to go to the Had to go to the dentist this morning (arrived late - gah). It's not often I worship at the square godess in the corner of the living room, but I - gah. Today and Saturday I am on a ' late shift ', gah… I hate it. Someone else jumps ahead of me in the age bracket - gah! I have to do 2 assignments… network and multimedia… gah! I didn't even get home until 7: 30 tonight - gah! I know online is supposed to be the last bastion of the free world, borderless anarchy blah blah gah. And Sussex lost against Derbyshire in the one-day cricket today. gah. I love that people read what I write, I love that people enjoy it… gah! Maybe I'm just cynical, but… gah. Needless to say I am hungover today - gah. I'm not even going to mention the test cricket, gah. Maybe the key is to get those with money out of the control of the party, gah! Continuing to be a follower of Brighton is less encouraging though. gah, again. Origin Early 20th century: natural exclamation. Definition of gah in US English: gah exclamationɡä Used to express exasperation or dismay. had to go the dentist this morning (arrived late—gah!) Example sentencesExamples You never think about things like that otherwise… gah… I'm not making any sense. Maybe I'm just cynical, but… gah. And I know what awaits me is more editing which will be fulfilling in its own right but gah my brain's lethargic. Today and Saturday I am on a ' late shift ', gah… I hate it. Someone else jumps ahead of me in the age bracket - gah! I know online is supposed to be the last bastion of the free world, borderless anarchy blah blah gah. I went in thinking "oh god I haven't revised enough" and came out thinking "gah, I revised too much!" Needless to say I am hungover today - gah. I didn't even get home until 7: 30 tonight - gah! I have to do 2 assignments… network and multimedia… gah! Had to go to the Had to go to the dentist this morning (arrived late - gah). I love that people read what I write, I love that people enjoy it… gah! And Sussex lost against Derbyshire in the one-day cricket today. gah. I'm not even going to mention the test cricket, gah. It's not often I worship at the square godess in the corner of the living room, but I - gah. Continuing to be a follower of Brighton is less encouraging though. gah, again. Maybe the key is to get those with money out of the control of the party, gah! Parent-teacher conference in the morning… gah… I've about had it. Origin Early 20th century: natural exclamation.
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