What's on your mug?

Slang word in Singaporean English (Singlish) (a)used to signify some form of uncertainty or disbelief in response to some claim/statement by someone else, and feeling that you should believe them. meh (pronounced in 1 second or less, making a shocked face) (b) can also be used rather condescendingly to signify distrust, but you'd have to drag it out 'mmeehhhh...' meh (drags out for about 2 seconds, making a 'yeah right...' kind of face)

Ah Wing: i saw a ghost yesterday (a) Bala: really meh?! translation: i don't believe it...but hearing you say that i kind of feel i should believe it. Ah Wing: i can eat 10 cheeseburgers in 1 minute (b) Bala: really meh... translation: yeah right.. /who are you kidding?!

By sh0cq

Meaning yes and no at the same time. Used during casual conversation.

Speaker A "Was that supposed to be sarcastic?" Speaker B "Meh."

By wordcreator24680

Indifferance or simply the end to a uncomfortable conversation or question.Comonly used by a unique type of human called a Webster

Girl:do you think I'm pretty? Webster:Um...meh Question evaded

By @om

Used when you really don't know what to say and/or someone asks you what you think of something and you just think its ok. Or used if you are simply too lazy to say anything else.

-So, how was the party? -Meh.

By SojournerTruth

1. non-committal to occasionally slightly negative interjection 2. adjective meaning "not very good"

"What do you want to do tomorrow?" "Meh" "My exams were a bit meh"

By MagentaAntoid