I. Noun. A combination between ack, the definition implying frustration, and bah, implying exhaustion. When overwhelming circumstances both frustrate and exhaust you.
II. Verb. To Ackbah, to give up. To concede to forces beyond control out of tiredness, or laziness.
III. Exclamation. 1. Implying resignation. 2. Nonsense in response to too much nonsense.
II. Verb. To Ackbah, to give up. To concede to forces beyond control out of tiredness, or laziness.
III. Exclamation. 1. Implying resignation. 2. Nonsense in response to too much nonsense.
I.
Teacher: I'm lengthening the paper to 20 pages.
Student: Totally Ackbah.
III.
1.
Teacher: You failed the test.
Student: Ackbah!
2.
Chatfriend: LOL! WHAOKSDOMGOIKD? (random long acronym)
You: ACKBAH.
Teacher: I'm lengthening the paper to 20 pages.
Student: Totally Ackbah.
III.
1.
Teacher: You failed the test.
Student: Ackbah!
2.
Chatfriend: LOL! WHAOKSDOMGOIKD? (random long acronym)
You: ACKBAH.
by Mordechai Shinefield December 14, 2005