Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. At least someone is excited about ``meh''. The expression of indifference or boredom has gained a place in the Collins English ...

The word "meh," despite its meaning, is interesting. The origins could be from Yiddish, but most now agree that it was popularized by the Simpsons. The usage, however, is not in dispute at all: boring ...

If there’s one word that haunts the presidential campaign of Mitt Romney, it’s a tiny yet expressive one: meh. For a definition of meh, let’s turn to the Collins English Dictionary--which welcomed the ...

“Meh” has become a way to signal indifference. In one syllable, a person in step with current lingo can say “meh,” meaning “so what” or “who really cares.” Feigned indifference can be maddening. Ask a ...