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dah



[ ˈdä]



dah   
noun
[ˈdä]

Definition of dah

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Recent Examples on the Web

Recent Examples on the Web: Noun
//So April was walking around la-di-dah for two whole hours while contractions ripped through her belly.
— Sarah Schreiber, Good Housekeeping, "Everything We Know About April the Giraffe's New Baby," 17 Apr. 2017

//This celebrity auction is over the top, dah-ling Zsa Zsa Gabor lived a big, opulent life in a big, opulent mansion in Bel-Air—and now’s your chance to take a peek inside.
— Chris Nichols, Los Angeles Magazine, "Step Inside Zsa Zsa Gabor’s Mansion in Bel-Air," 12 Apr. 2018

//That lah-di-dah couture crowd wouldn’t know what to make of it!
— Vogue, "From Kim Jones’s Vuitton Goodbye to Hedi Slimane’s Céline Surprise, All the Highlights from the Paris Men’s Shows," 22 Jan. 2018

//Scheduled to take place in Campus Martius, the event will feature, food, food and more food — plus cooking demonstrations, wine tastings and — tah dah — Stewart.
— Georgea Kovanis, Detroit Free Press, "Martha Stewart dishes on Jim Harbaugh, Eminem and why she likes visiting Detroit," 31 Aug. 2017

//Certainly, none of these compared to a young scout working on his dits and dahs of Morse code.
— Christopher Mele, The Seattle Times, "One Boy Scout has enough merit badges for a whole troop," 23 June 2017

//Certainly, none of these compared to a young scout working on his dits and dahs of Morse code.
— Christopher Mele, The Seattle Times, "One Boy Scout has enough merit badges for a whole troop," 23 June 2017

//Certainly, none of these compared to a young scout working on his dits and dahs of Morse code.
— Christopher Mele, The Seattle Times, "One Boy Scout has enough merit badges for a whole troop," 23 June 2017

//Certainly, none of these compared to a young scout working on his dits and dahs of Morse code.
— Christopher Mele, The Seattle Times, "One Boy Scout has enough merit badges for a whole troop," 23 June 2017


First Known Use of dah

Noun

1940, in the meaning defined above



History and Etymology for dah

Noun

imitative



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