Meh.

How was my weekend? Meh. The mehness of it is indescribable. Just one big, fat meh. If you are an old-media kind of reader, “meh” won’t mean a whole lot to you. The word has appeared in the national press three times in the past year. If you gain new vocabulary from conversation, it is probably unfamiliar. If you can’t be torn from the web, however, you will almost certainly know it, and its meaning.

Meh – the word that’s sweeping the internet | The Guardian | Guardian Unlimited.

Meh. Sums my mood at present. It’s a word you say when you can hardly be bothered to articulate your way to the end of a word. Lazy lazy lazy.

That said, now I have to write an assessment on food chains. More words than ‘meh’ required.

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