by Nicolas Barbeau November 01, 2003
Similar to shmeh, meh, and bah, schmeh refers to a lack of a coherent answer to a posed question. Usually used at the beginning or end of a phrase or sentence. Can be used to express feelings of cowardice, confusedness, weariness, and indifference.
by maddhopzz November 15, 2003
to use as a word to replace the expression "huh?"
P.s i made up this version of the word because my cat always goes "meh?" and i thought it was pretty cool and added sch.
P.s i made up this version of the word because my cat always goes "meh?" and i thought it was pretty cool and added sch.
by Lyndon K February 22, 2008
by Hal Redbrick July 24, 2003
similar to "mer" a word when no others come to mind, an expression of surprise, shock, unhappiness, a questioning sound, just about anything, really...
It was all...you know...schmeh..
by tweak August 04, 2003
by José Quesadilla April 01, 2009
Very similar snd almost synominous with meh and eh schmeh
1) A responce to showing that the speaker is indifferent (not bothered either way).
2) A reponce meaning one of, or a combination of several of the following: 'yes', 'no', 'maybe', or many others.
3) Often given as a responce or shouted at inappropriate times, especially by young people, to irritate others.
1) A responce to showing that the speaker is indifferent (not bothered either way).
2) A reponce meaning one of, or a combination of several of the following: 'yes', 'no', 'maybe', or many others.
3) Often given as a responce or shouted at inappropriate times, especially by young people, to irritate others.
1) Kid 1 - "Did you enjot the film?"
Kid 2 - "Schmeh."
2) Kid 1 - "You want to come to my house later?"
Kid 2 - "Schmeh."
3) Teacher - "Now lets begin class."
Kid - "Schmeh."
Kid 2 - "Schmeh."
2) Kid 1 - "You want to come to my house later?"
Kid 2 - "Schmeh."
3) Teacher - "Now lets begin class."
Kid - "Schmeh."
by Goughy May 28, 2007