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by Abcvd January 9, 2024

Baseball, huh?

A synonym for "that tracks"

Allen: My Sister just got in a car accident.
Alex: OMG! Who hit her!
Allen: Apparently some old Asian lady

Alex: Baseball, huh?

by MicrowaveOven01 April 8, 2025

Huh

Dumb bitches use it when they don’t know how to type “what” or literally anything except “huh”. It comes across as them not caring about what you’re saying and it’s extremely rude when they say it in the middle of a conversation.

Person 1
Hey did you see me up there

Person 2
Huh?
Person 1
Can you not read? Do I need to ask again?

by Ko thornevacs February 25, 2020

Baseball, huh

A punchline from aljokes where it is used as a replacement for the saying "that tracks"

Person 1 "Our friend ____ said something racist again"
Person 2 "baseball, huh"

by Sethrogan420 March 16, 2025

Baseball Huh

The term comes from one of Al Jokes skit where I person confuse "that tracks" and "Baseball, huh"
The old meaning is 'that make sense'
But the new definition is described by Al Jokes as 'I don't know"

Made by : ABATEFAILURE

Old: "an old Asian lady crashed into my friend"
"Baseball, huh?"
New: "I don't know how to fly even tho I'm a bird"
"Baseball huh"

by ABATEFAILURE April 8, 2025

Baseball, huh?

From a @alexathanacio skit. The cool way of saying: That makes sense, that follows, obviously, etc.

P1: Ah, my brother was in a car accident. Apparently he got rear-ended by an elderly Asian woman.
P2: Baseball, huh?
P1: …

by Pizzashroom March 17, 2025

Huh That Much

is a sarcastic rejoinder wielded in spite by one who, having been decisively proven wrong, employs it with disdainful contempt, encapsulating both begrudging acknowledgment and thinly veiled derision towards the source of their error.

"I'm not trying to put that much against you-" "Huh That Much"

by Ashlyngonk February 12, 2024