• adui,
• daughre,
• daph,
• dthe,
• deh,
• dfgh,
• duh,
• duw,
• suh,
• udh,
• doh,
• euh,
• taugh,
• touhc,
• duc,
• duy,
• dul,
• diouf,
• dus,
• dauha,
• dum,
• dahl,
• doogh,
• dut,
• doungh,
• muah,
• deutch,
• dsh,
• touhy,
• douhg,
• durch,
• duch,
• diarh,
• yauht,
• buh,
• duk,
• tocuh,
• doeur,
• puh,
• dgh,
• douth,
• tuh,
• dephi,
• dtha,
• dteh,
• doush,
• duche,
• muh,
• dup,
• duud,
• dvh,
• auh,
• dua,
• duhh,
• duz,
• yhu,
• dur,
• drugh,
• dush,
• wdth,
• dui,
• dd214,
• ddddd,
• douch,
• duri,
• dbh,
• dux,
• kuh,
• cuh,
• dah,
• douht,
• duf,
• nuh,
• daugh,
• daphe,
• tiugh,
• idue,
• duetch,
• yuh,
• budduh,
• dugg

DUH is an expression used to indicate a feeling of disapproval, usually towards something obvious. It is typically used as a response in response to a question or statement, conveying the sentiment that the presented solution to the problem is so basic, it is almost insulting. Or it could be used to express puzzlement or disbelief over an idea or suggestion.

The expression "duh!" is derived from the earlier use of "duh" as an interjection which was first recorded as early as the mid-1800s in Merriam-Webster's dictionary.