Argh

/ɑːr/ interjection

Definition

An exclamation of frustration, anger, or pain; expressing strong emotion.

Etymology

Interjection with uncertain origins, possibly onomatopoetic representing a growl or cry. Often associated with pirates in popular culture, though the exact origin is debated.

Kelly Says

Argh is fascinating because it's basically the sound of human frustration—every language has versions of it, which proves that some emotions are so universal we all express them the same way!

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