The defining sound made by banjo from 'Banjo-Kazooie'.
Can also be used to represent the game itself, however, it must be said exactly the same way banjo would say it.
Can also be used to represent the game itself, however, it must be said exactly the same way banjo would say it.
by BMos May 13, 2008
Get the ga hahmug. by AmandaBynesWinning January 2, 2012
Get the MAH HAH!mug. Popular 2 two word combo which gained popularity after busta ryhmes song Woo Hah. Although in his song the rapping is good Woo Hah is a term which can be used to help one's friend from choking...
Drake's Black Berry Freestyle:Yee check it... Drop the beat... ya ya... Here i go... ya i'm comming... turn it up... ya... uh... uhh (CHOKING)
Unknown Rapper: Woo Hah!
Drake: (reads off his black berry thus not looking like a chode)
Unknown Rapper: Woo Hah!
Drake: (reads off his black berry thus not looking like a chode)
by Woo HAH April 1, 2010
Get the Woo Hahmug. A mix around of bah humbug, from the film and book; a christmas carol. A commonly used phrase in high schools when the essence of adolescense kicks in and people go round pretending to violate their friends up the ass.
Jerry bent over to pick up his books, and then said hah bumhug when dave pretended to violate his ass much to the amusement of his classmates.
by silentwitness April 27, 2011
Get the hah bumhugmug. HOO-HAH DAY--An annual rite observed to mourn the passage of summer. Celebrated in northwest Suffolk County, Long Island NY. Festivities begin after sundown and take place on rooftops of suburban homes. HOO-HAH! is the proper greeting for the occasion,accompanied with the raising of ones hat off the head, or, if no hat is worn, mimicking the gesture with your hand. The phrase is also often hollered appropos of nothing, followed by smacking the head of the person nearest to you. It is considered an act of honor to invent a new beverage for the occasion, although iced tea and lemonade are favorites. Heavy comsumption of alcoholic beverages is by no means traditional but always encouraged. The late author James Thurber is the patron saint of the holiday, and his short story "The Night the Bed Fell" is deemed sacred text for the general confusion and disorder essential to this holiday.
"Are we celebrating Hoo-Hah day on your garage roof this year, or do we have to wait till grandma is asleep and use her roof?"
by Soober October 12, 2008
Get the Hoo-Hahmug. by Kristine Stobert December 20, 2007
Get the who-hahmug. by lil sweats May 13, 2005
Get the hah brahmug.