It's a Finnish interjection for disappointment, often used in a humorous sense to describe a small unpleasant surprise.
It's also been used to prove hopes or thoughts wrong and mislead, or to express the stupidity of something as an idea.
The volume and tones of pronouncing the word makes a difference to the meaning, of course.
It's also been used to prove hopes or thoughts wrong and mislead, or to express the stupidity of something as an idea.
The volume and tones of pronouncing the word makes a difference to the meaning, of course.
"My credit card expired today"
"Höh!"
"Höh, ette te kanssa mitään tiedä!"
= "Höh, I thought you knew something but you don't know shit!"
"Höh!"
"Höh, ette te kanssa mitään tiedä!"
= "Höh, I thought you knew something but you don't know shit!"
by Reetta October 08, 2007
In the final steps HÖH gets added to the 4-position and is then reduced to an hydroxy group to yield 4-HO-DMT (psilocin.) Melting point 174 deg. C; weight 204.27 g/mol.
by trulj January 13, 2019
by trulj January 13, 2019