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Eh eh eh
When one doesn't understand, one may react by going, "Eh eh eh.". Depending on how shocked/confused/zombie-like etc. the person is, they may add more length to the "Eh"s.
Girl 1: "So like, today, I brushed my face?"
Girl 2: "EHHHHHHHHHHHH EHHHHHHHHH EHHHHHHHHHH EHHHHHHHHH EHHHHHHHHH. EH EH EH."
Girl 2: "EHHHHHHHHHHHH EHHHHHHHHH EHHHHHHHHHH EHHHHHHHHH EHHHHHHHHH. EH EH EH."
Eh eh eh by xradiojasx October 30, 2008
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Isn't that the catchphrase for Harry Enflied's Scousers? More proof Little Britain is unoriginal crap, then...
EH EH EH EH
A phrase deriving from mimicking the beat of the chorus of "Big Pimpin." Pronounced with a soft throaty upside down e sound, one usually pumps there fist (simulating tapping a surface) in rhythm while saying the phrase.
It is used to signify one's dincontent of an unnessary nonprogression.
It is used to signify boredom
It is also sometimes used in the direct opposite effect to signify a developing event that could possibly exciting.
It is used to signify one's dincontent of an unnessary nonprogression.
It is used to signify boredom
It is also sometimes used in the direct opposite effect to signify a developing event that could possibly exciting.
When two people argue over the time limit on a trivial pursuit question, the rest of the group would signify their boredom or displeasure by "EH EH EH EHing."
EH EH EH EH by Ox Wingo November 8, 2005
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