• d9h,
• eoh,
• dohu,
• dfoh,
• dcoh,
• soh,
• dobh,
• donh,
• dpoh,
• dueh,
• d0oh,
• d0h,
• droh,
• dojh,
• dloh,
• edoh,
• odh,
• doph,
• do9h,
• sdoh,
• toh,
• do h,
• roh,
• deoh,
• dokh,
• dolh,
• dph,
• dlh,
• loh,
• douh,
• d9oh,
• doih,
• d oh,
• dnh,
• dohj,
• oh,
• xdoh,
• xoh,
• fdoh,
• dmh,
• ddoh,
• doyh,
• dxoh,
• cdoh,
• dsoh,
• dohh,
• rdoh,
• dooh,
• dohb,
• do0h,
• dkoh

Doh is a term of surprise, realization, or resignation that is used to show a variety of emotions. It originated from Homer Simpson in the television show The Simpsons. It is used in various contexts in both spoken language and pop culture.

In general, "doh" is expressed when a person is annoyed, frustrated, or surprised. It can be interpreted as a cry of despair or a recognition of an unfortunate situation-usually after something goes wrong or a mistake is made. The expression can be used in various forms, such as "d'oh," "dohhh," "dohhhh," or "dooooooh.

• Dow,
• DOEI,
• DoI,
• D,
• Dowe,
• doe,
• DO,
• doha.