WEB "Doh!" Joins the Oxford English Dictionary
Famous Simpons Catchphrase Now Official
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary has added the word "doh!" to its pages, making it the first official definition of the word. The word, which is most commonly associated with the cartoon character Homer Simpson, is defined as "an exclamation expressing frustration or annoyance." The word has been in use for centuries, but it was popularized by Homer Simpson and The Simpsons.
Homer Simpson is a fictional character who has appeared in The Simpsons since its inception in 1989. He is known for his catchphrase "doh!" which he would exclaime whenever he makes a mistake for example forgetting something getting injured or doing something clumsy. He would also use the phrase to express frustration or annoyance.
The phrase has become so popular that it was even referenced in the Oxford English Dictionary. The dictionary defines "doh!" as "an exclamation expressing frustration or annoyance." The dictionary also notes that the word is often used by Homer Simpson.
The addition of "doh!" to the Oxford English Dictionary is a testament to the popularity of The Simpsons and its impact on popular culture.
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