doh
First scale tone
Doh and duh are used ironically to signal that you, or someone else, have been very slow to understand something obvious.
Wrong action or decision
- errorFault in communication
- facepalmGesture showing exasperation
- gaffeClumsy social error
- oopsMinor blunder interjection
misstep · flub · botch · fumble · slip · goof · blooper · bungle
Mild anger or inflammation
- annoyanceState of being bothered
- exasperationIntense weary annoyance
- facepalmGesture showing exasperation
- agitationDisturbed, restless state
vexation · impatience · chagrin · discontent · groan · sigh · headdesk · ugh
Minor blunder interjection
Ancient Greek epic composer
- BartMasculine name, often informal
- LisaFemale given name
- MaggieNickname from Margaret
- SpringfieldCommon American placename
Flanders · Burns · Smithers · Milhouse · Skinner · Comic Book Guy · Groundskeeper Willie · Sideshow Bob
mistake
Wrong action or decision
oops · misstep · flub · botch · fumble · slip · goof · blooper · bungle · snafu
irritation
Mild anger or inflammation
- annoyanceState of being bothered
- exasperationIntense weary annoyance
- facepalmGesture showing exasperation
agitation · vexation · impatience · chagrin · discontent · groan · sigh · headdesk · ugh · argh
oops
Minor blunder interjection
duh · oy · rats · dang · darn · blast · bother · shoot · crikey · blimey
re
Concerning, in correspondence
la · ti · do · scale · singing · notation · pitch · tonic · octave · musical
Homer
Ancient Greek epic composer
Springfield · Flanders · Burns · Smithers · Milhouse · Skinner · Comic Book Guy · Groundskeeper Willie · Sideshow Bob · Scratchy
- TV catchphrasesbazinga, how you doin, pivot, yada yada, live long and prosper
- interjectionsah, hey, aha, sheesh, oh
- oopsoops, whoops, whoopsie, oopsie, woopsie
- solfegedo, re, mi, fa, sol
- onomatopoeiabang, bam, boom, buzz, clang
- cartoonsBugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Tom and Jerry, Simpsons, Donald Duck