bah

an expression of shock or disbelief at something someone has said. usually used in instant messaging conversations.
john: why don’t you come over to my house for a movie?

mary: will it be okay if i just wear my pjs?

john: bah.
a word used to express feelings of tiredness, boredom, or frusteration.
bah. i have a boring life and i can’t open a can with a conventional can opener.
the war cry of a sheep or goat.
its an annoying sound, and it makes death come to your mind.

when a sheep goes bah, small children tend to soil themselves.
dissappointment, something to say when you have nothing else to say.
bah, i hate him so much
“bah” is an onomatopoeic (read: onomatopoeia) word that is generally used to portray a sense of frustration.

the word “bah” differs from other popular internet shorthand such as “lol” because it is not an accronym, but rather a word that sounds like it is spelled.
you mean it’s going to cost me $200 to get my car fixed? bah! that’s a ripoff.
an expression of apathy stemming from frustration
“yo, you wanna go over stuff for the politics test next period”
“bah”
can be use in a negative form such as “no.”
kirk: you are going to bork your cpu if you touch it when your not grounded.

jordan: bah, what a joke.
bah is a key component of the local dialect of regions such as clonmel, marlfield and grange. bah’s origins are found in the alteration of the word ‘boy.’ this mispr-nunciation is used at the end of a sentence when greeting friends, -ssociates and acquaintances alike. it can also be used to emphasize the importance of a statement. while the word may be frowned upon by the upper cl-ss of the aforementioned areas, its finest exponents consider it to be a fundamental part of day-to-day parley.
jonathan: “found a deadly picture of a young one taking a sh-t bah.” ( jonathan tells a friend that he found a picture worth seeing. )

gearoid: “flying through the pokémon episodes bah.” ( gearoid informs his friend that he is watching pokémon episodes and is possibly bored out of his proverbial tree.)

shane: “fair love me friends bah.” ( here, shane uses the word to emphasize how much he loves his friends. )

philip: “well bah.” ( a common greeting between the exponents of bah. conversations like this are notorious for their length and content. )

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