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Ay, bee, see, dee, e, ef, gee, aitch, eye, jay, kay, el, em, en, oh, pee, que, ar, es, tee, you, vee, double you, ex why, zed. 

when your so bored you wonder how you spell each letter of the alphabet.
"hmm I wonder how to say each letter in the alphabet"
"I know

Ay, bee, see, dee, e, ef, gee, aitch, eye, jay, kay, el, em, en, oh, pee, que, ar, es, tee, you, vee, double you, ex why, zed."
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aka Harrison Armstrong is a well ard, young, fit rapper from Manchester who makes 13 year old Manchester girls simp for him, his top songs are Taste(Make It Shake), Buss Down and French Kisses
Friend~Who sang buss down
Me~ Aitch!
aitch by XxZoexX August 3, 2020

atchoumer 

A word that is used by french canadians meaning that they sneezed. It is still quite controversial if it's an actual word or just a slang. The ER at the end, is the ending of a verb and the atchoum the the noise that a person would make if they sneezed. People usually say that french is a sexy language and that by throwing some french in random sentences, it becomes sexier, so no worries... If you say atchoumer, all them sugar babies will be throwing themselves at you thinking that you are a rich ass french sexy man, when in reality you're just an average middle aged man from alabama that read this definition.
sugar baby looking for sugaar daddy: *sneezes*
average dude from alabama: oh dear, do you need a tish, because you just atchoumer.
Sugar baby: can i have your credit card information to buy some new gucci slides

Aitch Phour

The nickname for infamous internet hacker h4voCK. Pronounced "H4," because the first two symbols of h4voCK are H and 4, respectively.
Person 1~ "Man, did you see what Aitch Phour did to that CNN website the other day?"
Person 2~ "Shit, you mean h4voCK? I love that hacker."
Person~ "Yeah, first two letters of h4voCK are h4. Pronounced Aitch-Phour. Get with the program."
The onomatopoeia / noise of a french sneeze.
"Jean-Martin, do you have a cold?"
"Ah.. ah... Atchoum!"
atchoum by Freeflier45 September 21, 2017
What one says during a sneeze, or just because their bored as hell
~nose twitch~ ATCHOO ~spit flies everywhere~
atchoo by Me,MyselfIDivided October 27, 2003
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