Humph

[Sarah]

An exclamation denoting surprise, or contempt, doubt, etc.

[Sarah]

Interjection used to express displeasure when something doesn't come out the way you wish

[Sarah]

Rudyard Kipling's just so stories- the camel that said humph. Expression of annoyance or an indication of imminent sulking

[Sarah]

verb: to [humph] someone or to go humphing around.
Pronounced hmffff; requires practice to vocalize properly. High-pitched rendering particularly effective. Short for [harumph].
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[Sarah]

A word that can be used in everyday conversations or texts when you dont know what to say.Also can be used when awkward moments come up

[Sarah]

a term used wen there is no other word to explain it! is used instead of mer , meh, reh and ish as queensland and north nsw teens say!!

[Kai]

Used to express slightly scornful doubt or dissatisfaction.

[Monty]

a short, deep sound made with the lips closed, expressing anger or doubt, or pretended anger: