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Bah Humbug
An expression used to show digust at the Christmas season, made famous by the fictional character Ebinizer Scrooge in the Charles Dickens novel 'A Christmas Carol'
Bah Humbug by Tomontherun99 December 18, 2009
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Bah Humbug
Used to express grumpy dislike of something generally regarded as enjoyable, or as a response to someone who dislikes things that are normally liked by all.
Alice responded: I have no time for jokes like this, they are just not funny to me!
Bob: Well bah humbug!
Bob: Well bah humbug!
Bah Humbug by Thair June 16, 2017
Bah humbug
Bah Humbug is usually used in a sentence that talks about something or someone they don't like, it is used in novels such as A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
Bah humbug by pinkfairyflo January 11, 2022
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bah humbug by Kool-Aid kid 7 December 17, 2008
bah humbug
Another variation of "fuck it all to hell"! Also means "who cares", "I could give a fuck", and "blah".
bah humbug by U. Know May 16, 2008
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