bleh
Bleh (intj) means an exclamation showing indifference, boredom, or mild disgust. Example: “Bleh, I really don't feel like cooking tonight.”
How to Use Bleh
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA casual way to say "meh" — indifferent, unimpressed, or mildly off.
Very informal; used almost exclusively in speech and texting.
Word Forms
more bleh comparative, most bleh superlative
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_____, I really don't feel like cooking tonight.
Etymology
Imitative, similar to "blech," mimicking a small sound of disgust or apathy.
Rhymes for bleh
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What does “bleh” mean?
The word “bleh” means an exclamation showing indifference, boredom, or mild disgust. In plain terms, a casual way to say "meh" — indifferent, unimpressed, or mildly off.
How do you use “bleh” in a sentence?
Here is “bleh” used in a sentence: “Bleh, I really don't feel like cooking tonight.”
What part of speech is “bleh”?
Depending on how it is used, “bleh” can be an intj and an adjective.
How many meanings does “bleh” have?
“Bleh” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: an exclamation showing indifference, boredom, or mild disgust.