can be used to form a simple sentence into a question, it also is commonly used to say "i'm right, aren't i"
by jay sircussock May 11, 2002
slang. a word all the cool kids use. can be used as a substitute for whatever; also used as an adjective to describe something, such as checking someone out.
by nisha and katherine December 28, 2006
A word that is generalized as being used by Canadians. This is however just a generalization and although there may be some truth, not all Canadians will inject this at the end of a sentance. Made popular by Hollywood. The stereotype is made fun of in Canadian sitcoms.
Joe: Great show eh?
-Used here as some might use the word right. To make sure that the person you are talking to is paying attention.
Joe: Great show right?
-Used here as some might use the word right. To make sure that the person you are talking to is paying attention.
Joe: Great show right?
by truCanadian April 30, 2007
a stereo-type made from americans that think we say it all the time. But when actually used, it used to make sure the listner comprehends or is even still listening, also a short way of asking after an opinion if the listner agrees with you or not.
BOB: "americans think we say "eh" all the time did you know that eh?"
SUE: Really? like how they think we live in igloo's and ride around on dog sleds aswell?
SUE: Really? like how they think we live in igloo's and ride around on dog sleds aswell?
by 0p_u2 February 6, 2006
interiezione che esprime sorpresa o disappuntooppure usata quando qualcuno ha detto qualcosa chenon si è capito bene.
by giulezio March 17, 2016
noun: the lame orgasmic sound made during very brief and unsatifying sexual intercourse between two consensual and yet barely aquainted individuals. Said on the impotent male's part. Immediately followed by: "Was it good for you too?" This happens as soon as both set foot in the bedroom door.
by Calistus February 25, 2009
by SBAL February 17, 2009