An annoying and over-used initialism (not an acronym) meaning "shaking my head" or "shake my head".
It is used by idiots when they think they are "winning" an argument on the internet, but are actually just spouting incoherent nonsense and calling other people idiots without any evidence.
Yeah, you've met that guy, too, haven't you?
It is used by idiots when they think they are "winning" an argument on the internet, but are actually just spouting incoherent nonsense and calling other people idiots without any evidence.
Yeah, you've met that guy, too, haven't you?
Guy 1. The holocaust dident happen!!!1
Guy 2. Pfft, where's your source?
Guy 1. Fuck u your an idoit every1 nos tht the holocaust dident happn if it did thn how come there are jews alive 2day HMM?? smh
Guy 2. Pfft, where's your source?
Guy 1. Fuck u your an idoit every1 nos tht the holocaust dident happn if it did thn how come there are jews alive 2day HMM?? smh
by B1KMusic October 22, 2014
stands for "Shaking My Head" usually an acronym when you see the most ignorant, dumbest, or disapointing shit you've ever seen, you can say it rather than doing the the action
"you see that 16 year old over there?"
"yeah"
"that baby tee's way roo small for her, and she's preggo's"
"what's that in her mouth?"
"omg that's a blunt"
"seriously SMH"
"yeah"
"that baby tee's way roo small for her, and she's preggo's"
"what's that in her mouth?"
"omg that's a blunt"
"seriously SMH"
by aemy April 16, 2010
a term often used to smoothly ask someone to "seduce my horse", after the big hit old town road by Lil nas x. The teens of nowadays all use this phrase in text messages to politely ask to find the most compatible horse prostitute in order for their horse to "get sum"
A: hey man SMH
B: yeah sure man, I got your horse
A: Thanks man, we'll meet you at the back of the ranch
B: yep, sounds good. we'll meet you there
B: yeah sure man, I got your horse
A: Thanks man, we'll meet you at the back of the ranch
B: yep, sounds good. we'll meet you there
by panicchippo August 23, 2019
widely known as an internet acronym for "shaking my head".
a less known version that exists is "so much hate".
the second version is also acceptable when used in a sentence, although the person you are talking to may be confused and think you mean the first version
a less known version that exists is "so much hate".
the second version is also acceptable when used in a sentence, although the person you are talking to may be confused and think you mean the first version
person 1 "he got in a fight with that dude cause he didnt like his face"
person 2 "smh" (both correct in this case!)
person 2 "smh" (both correct in this case!)
by hihater14935809 December 17, 2009
by tilleywacker44 February 17, 2012