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on the huh 

A phrase from the Norfolk dialect used to describe a something that is not level or awry.
"yew lummox that pot's slightly on the huh"
on the huh by king slop August 26, 2007
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On the huh 

A term which people from Norfolk claim they coined but actually has its roots in the vastly superior county of Suffolk.

It is used to describe something misaligned, wonky, crooked or out of level.
Norfolk siblings Densel and Dinah were going at it like the clappers. Just as Densel was about to spaff his turnip juice, he slipped and pummeled his man carrot into Dinah's gooch.

In severe pain and his manhood permanently bent, he called out "DINAH, my prize wanger, it's on the huh".
On the huh by Cludgyspanklips September 10, 2021
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