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Definition of aha
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of aha is as below...
Aha
(interj.)
An
exclamation
expressing,
by
different
intonations,
triumph,
mixed with
derision
or
irony,
or
simple
surprise..
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Tahaleb
::
Tahaleb
(n.) A fox
(Vulpes
Niloticus)
of
Northern
Africa.
Quahaug
::
Quahaug
(n.) An
American
market
clam
(Venus
mercenaria).
It is sold in large
quantities,
and is
highly
valued
as food.
Called
also round clam, and hard
clam..
Maharif
::
Maharif
(n.) An
African
antelope
(Hippotragus
Bakeri).
Its face is
striped
with black and
white.
Maharmah
::
Maharmah
(n.) A
muslin
wrapper
for the head and the lower part of the face, worn by
Turkish
and
Armenian
women when they go
abroad..
Tomahawk
::
Tomahawk
(v. t.) To cut,
strike,
or kill, with a
tomahawk..
Siphonata
::
Siphonata
(n. pl.) A tribe of
bivalve
mollusks
in which the
posterior
mantle
border
is
prolonged
into two tubes or
siphons.
Called
also
Siphoniata.
See
Siphon,
2 (a), and
Quahaug..
Cracker
::
Cracker
(n.) A thin, dry
biscuit,
often hard or
crisp;
as, a
Boston
cracker;
a
Graham
cracker;
a soda
cracker;
an
oyster
cracker..
Omahas
::
Omahas
(n. pl.) A tribe of
Indians
who
inhabited
the south side of the
Missouri
River.
They are now
partly
civilized
and
occupy
a
reservation
in
Nebraska.
Tacamahac
::
Tacamahac
(n.) Alt. of
Tacamahac.
Grahamite
::
Grahamite
(n.) One who
follows
the
dietetic
system
of
Graham.
Berber
::
Berber
(n.) A
member
of a race
somewhat
resembling
the
Arabs,
but often
classed
as
Hamitic,
who were
formerly
the
inhabitants
of the whole of North
Africa
from the
Mediterranean
southward
into the
Sahara,
and who still
occupy
a large part of that
region;
--
called
also
Kabyles.
Also, the
language
spoken
by this
people..
Harmattan
::
Harmattan
(n.) A dry, hot wind,
prevailing
on the
Atlantic
coast of
Africa,
in
December,
January,
and
February,
blowing
from the
interior
or
Sahara.
It is
usually
accompanied
by a haze which
obscures
the sun..
Abrahamic
::
Abrahamic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Abraham,
the
patriarch;
as, the
Abrachamic
covenant..
Egg-bird
::
Egg-bird
(n.) A
species
of tern, esp. the sooty tern
(Sterna
fuliginosa)
of the West
Indies.
In the
Bahama
Islands
the name is
applied
to the
tropic
bird,
Phaethon
flavirostris..
Quahog
::
Quahog
(n.) Alt. of
Quahau.
Wanderoo
::
Wanderoo
(n.) A large
monkey
(Macacus
silenus)
native
of
Malabar.
It is
black,
or
nearly
so, but has a long white or gray beard
encircling
the face.
Called
also maha,
silenus,
neelbhunder,
lion-tailed
baboon,
and great
wanderoo..
Tacamahaca
::
Tacamahaca
(n.) A
bitter
balsamic
resin
obtained
from
tropical
American
trees of the genus
Elaphrium
(E.
tomentosum
and E.
Tacamahaca),
and also from East
Indian
trees of the genus
Calophyllum;
also, the
resinous
exhudation
of the
balsam
poplar..
Tacamahaca
::
Tacamahaca
(n.) Any tree
yielding
tacamahac
resin,
especially,
in North
America,
the
balsam
poplar,
or balm of
Gilead
(Populus
balsamifera)..
Bubale
::
Bubale
(n.) A large
antelope
(Alcelaphus
bubalis)
of Egypt and the
Desert
of
Sahara,
supposed
by some to be the
fallow
deer of the
Bible..
Maharajah
::
Maharajah
(n.) A
sovereign
prince
in
India;
-- a title given also to other
persons
of high rank.
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