HSRZQ
interjection
Definitions: expressing disapproval: used to express contempt, disbelief, disgust, or disappointment ( informal )
[Early 20th century. Partly
The Queen’s example: I say “HSRZQ!” to this new study crapping on all my parenting beliefs.
Count Waffle’s Word of the Day
October 10, 2005 by 6 Comments
Well, I say TUJHSZBT! to that!
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TUJHSZBT! I like yours better. It has a vowel.
Vowels are indeed very necessary in most words, but perhaps his feelings were just too strong to be watered down by a silly a, e, i, o, or u (and sometimes y).
My favourite standby is “Phlllbt!” My three-month old seems to have mastered it well.
I hear you on the bangs thing, too.
One more period to go in the game — will the Canucks hold their lead? Only time will tell!
Game over. Canucks end our streak. I almost posted a bet for you guys…glad I didn’t!