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eh

American  
[ey, e] / eɪ, ɛ /

interjection

  1. (an interrogative utterance, usually expressing surprise or doubt or seeking confirmation).


eh 1 British  
/ eɪ /

interjection

  1. an exclamation used to express questioning surprise or to seek the repetition or confirmation of a statement or question

    Eh? What did you say?

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eh 2 British  

abbreviation

  1. Western Sahara

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Example Sentences

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“What was that, eh?” asked Major Puff.

From Literature

That being said, Abdy admits that when her brother asked her if the series was what her life was really like, she replied, “Eh, it’s heightened. But yes.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Eh,” Tūtū says to attract my attention.

From Literature

“Eh, Shrub, you went get that jacket?”

From Literature

“Eh, not all the listening tied to plants or animals. My Tūtū, your great-great.grandmother, was gifted the ability for hear those in pain. She went get plenty schooling. Traditional kine medicine from her auntie. Nursing training from the navy. Can you imagine what she went go through during World War One? Almost like a curse sometimes. Hear folks hurting like that.”

From Literature