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an acronym deprived from smh... it means shake my mother fucking head hard...it is used whenever something is just too ridiculous to simply shake your head.
Becky: yeah, we weren't able to get in the club since I lost my I.D.

Tweety: SMMFHH
SMMFHH by BPsince92 June 30, 2011
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More profane Netspeak variation of smh, meaning "shaking my motherfucking head". An expression of general disdain for an event or statement.
IM conversation:

Userguy1: So... do you shower every day?
Usergirl25: smmfh...
Userguy1: ...
Userguy1: ...what was that for?
Usergirl25: What kind of question was that? Of *course* I shower every day! Don't you?
Userguy1: ...
smmfh by Blackbutterfly February 7, 2007
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shake (shaking) my mother fucking head at you.
Sooo dude, I didn't take that new job cuz I wanted to stay with my girlfriend and didn't wanna move... but she broke up with me cuz of it...

SMMFH@U.
SMMFH@U by I M A Dogg August 24, 2009
Shaking my motha fuckin head.
Example: Friend: The Outback App wouldn't gimme credit for my visit there 2 months ago.

You: smmfh... that's fucked up.
Smmfh by AYB BX September 29, 2018

SMMFHIDOA 

Shaking My Muther Fuckin Head In Disbelief Once Again
Shaniqua: Girl, you know Tyquaja pregnant by that dead beat Leroy again?

Latisha: AGAIN GIRL??? SMMFHIDOA!
SMMFHIDOA by AfricanPrince September 13, 2010
Horny Teen 1:Yo I heard your sister was sucking dick.
Cocksucker's Brother:Again!!!!(runs off)
Horny Tenn 2:SMMFH
SMMFH by BishopLoveBug March 4, 2014

SMMFHTMNS 

Shaking My Mother Fucking Head Til My Neck Snaps
#SMMFHTMNS
SMMFHTMNS by Alympik June 13, 2015
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