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What is "Duh" ?
And when do you use it ? I was watching Friends and Phoebe said something like that but I couldn't get the joke :(
Jul 12, 2019 5:04 AM
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The word "duh" is used as an exclamation when you want to imply that something that was said or done is obviously stupid or silly. It's not rude to use "duh". It's just a harmless word (most of the time).
"You walked home in the rain without an umbrella, did you get wet?"
"Ya I did...duh"
"Darn, I locked my keys inside.... duh .... I'm such an idiot"
"If that beautiful person wanted you to kiss them, would you do it?"
"duh, of course I would"
July 12, 2019
Oh thank you I'll keep that in mind
July 12, 2019
IMHO it could be taken the wrong way, as offensive if said to some people. Best only used with friends.
July 12, 2019
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