suffix that can follow virtually any word, phrase, or sentence. Generally it is used to take the edge off of a statement, question, or exclamation that has the potential of offending a person(s). Can also confirm that one is "just kidding".
First used to make fun of a typo made by a secretary for a private school in Kansas. The letter "d" was accidentally inserted into a student's name that ended with a "t" making the name end in "dt". This sparked the notion to pronounce these two characters as "duhtuh" and add it to words, phrases, and sentences.
First used to make fun of a typo made by a secretary for a private school in Kansas. The letter "d" was accidentally inserted into a student's name that ended with a "t" making the name end in "dt". This sparked the notion to pronounce these two characters as "duhtuh" and add it to words, phrases, and sentences.
Jon: Dude, I just saw the sweetest car out the window in my room!!!
Aaron: Wtf, no one cares duhtuh.
Jon: Hahaha duhtuh....
Carrie: So, did you enjoy the movie, Doug?
Doug: I hated it duhtuh.
Carrie: Haha, me too duhtuh.
Aaron: Wtf, no one cares duhtuh.
Jon: Hahaha duhtuh....
Carrie: So, did you enjoy the movie, Doug?
Doug: I hated it duhtuh.
Carrie: Haha, me too duhtuh.
by Chris and Brant May 4, 2008