feh

[ fe ]

interjection

1. (used as an exclamation expressing disgust, repugnance, scorn, etc.): I can't stand the smell of lamb stew—feh!

   Feh, who would pay these prices for this junk!

   I can't stand the smell of lamb stew—feh!

Word History and Origins

Origin of feh¹

From Yiddish

Example Sentences

She used to say that when she died, she wanted to be cremated and put in a Folgers coffee can, which when she said it sounded like "Fol'-jahs caw'-feh kay-an."

From Salon

“They told her that if he doesn’t turn up in a few weeks, they’ll look into it. Feh! You wonder what they’re paid for.”

From Literature

Fire Emblem Heroes is Nintendo’s most lucrative mobile game, and to celebrate its third anniversary, Nintendo and developer Intelligent Systems have announced the “Feh Pass,” a $9.49-per-month subscription.

From The Verge

New features and content are locked behind a paywall The new Feh Pass changes that dynamic.

From The Verge

Despite charging as much as two full-priced AAA games, the worst part about the Feh Pass is that even after you’ve paid for it, you’re still stuck with rest of Fire Emblem Heroes, a gacha game that’s designed to extract as much money as possible from players through lottery-like loot boxes that you’ll likely still need to buy.

From The Verge

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