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Definition of suh in English: suhnoun sʌsə I'll give you anything, suh non-standard spelling of sir, used in representing British dialect or southern US or black speech I sho was not amused, no suh Example sentencesExamples - ‘Ah swear to do betta, suh,’ he says, mocking Faulkner's southern drawl.
- ‘Well, as ah remembah it,’ she softly replied, slipping into a deeply exaggerated southern accent as she kissed him lightly, ‘You, suh, didn't do too badly yoah self on the turnaround at the Inn.‘
- The south is out, because frankly, suh, I'm a Northerner, and I would not presume to try to fit in, or expect that I should.
- ‘A good evening to you, suh,’ she said in her best southern accent.
- Were these ‘percussive incidents’ preceded by the customary, ‘You, suh, are a swine,’ and, immediately proceeded by the obligatory, ‘Ah demand satisfaction!’
Definition of suh in US English: suhnounsə my dear suh, we are shocked by your candor nonstandard spelling of sir, used in representing chiefly southern US, black, or British dialect I'm not gonna do it, no suh Example sentencesExamples - The south is out, because frankly, suh, I'm a Northerner, and I would not presume to try to fit in, or expect that I should.
- ‘Ah swear to do betta, suh,’ he says, mocking Faulkner's southern drawl.
- ‘Well, as ah remembah it,’ she softly replied, slipping into a deeply exaggerated southern accent as she kissed him lightly, ‘You, suh, didn't do too badly yoah self on the turnaround at the Inn.‘
- Were these ‘percussive incidents’ preceded by the customary, ‘You, suh, are a swine,’ and, immediately proceeded by the obligatory, ‘Ah demand satisfaction!’
- ‘A good evening to you, suh,’ she said in her best southern accent.
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