Definitions
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- interjection An
onomatopoeic representation oflaughter . - noun Type of boundary to a garden, pleasure-ground, or park, designed not to interrupt the view and to be invisible until closely approached.
Etymologies
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Examples
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And he's done in an extremely Ovechkin style, with multiple hat-tricks worth of the phrase "haha," enthusiastic misspellings like announcing he was "in Maimi" or pledging to "bay some staff," and rapid-fire deployments of exclamation marks.
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It came from the French word haha ‘…a ditch behind an opening in a wall at the bottom of an alley or walk’.
Archive 2010-05-01 Rene Meertens 2010
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It came from the French word haha ‘…a ditch behind an opening in a wall at the bottom of an alley or walk’.
COWBOYS AND INDIANS Rene Meertens 2010
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I served as the "Mistress of Ceremonies" (like the title haha??
unknown title 2009
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I served as the "Mistress of Ceremonies" (like the title haha??
unknown title 2009
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I served as the "Mistress of Ceremonies" (like the title haha??
unknown title 2009
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I served as the "Mistress of Ceremonies" (like the title haha??
unknown title 2009
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I served as the "Mistress of Ceremonies" (like the title haha??
unknown title 2009
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Ah, haha, is it any wonder that I want to be a writer?
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » Win a SONY Reader. It’s as easy as sharing your emotions. 2009
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I thought it was hilarious and had to rewind to see it again haha!
adoarns commented on the word haha
Describes a kind of fence which is sunken, so that on the privileged side one can look out with an unobstructed view, whereas on the other side the ground slopes gradually down to the foot of the wall; used by English upper-crust-types to get pretty views beyond their gardens without opening up their backyards to wild fauna.
December 17, 2006
man commented on the word haha
Wow, fun :)
December 17, 2006
drarch commented on the word haha
They're of ordinary, agricultural value as well: a large, horizontal grate can be used in lieu of a gate. Pasture animals can't manage the gaps but deft footed creatures can pass without having to climb over or unlatch/relatch the gate.
December 17, 2006
infostyx commented on the word haha
Also, Nelson Muntz's favorite word.
August 27, 2007
ruzuzu commented on the word haha
Also see ha-ha.
December 4, 2018