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Okay I may be an idiot but I can not figure out for the life of me what DH means. I gather it is a term used for husband but the "D" has me thrown for a loop. I'm thinking it's a term used in the Northern states as a short way of saying dumba@@ husband but that's about all I can come up with :D
Close? Or waaay out in left field??
DH = Dear Husband
DW = Dear Wife
DE = Diatomaceous Earth :p (Sorry, couldn't resist)
I could be wrong though. ;)
OK, so then what is BH?? This was used in reference to a person...
Best I could come up with was B*st*rd Hubby :eek: but maybe just a typo...
LOL!
BH = Better Half
Again, I could be wrong. :)
Yes, Dr.Spike is right.
Here are some internet lingo sites for abbreviations:
http://www.netlingo.com/emailsh.cfm
http://www.tomax7.com/html/chat_abbrevs.htm
Well, depending on the circumstances, Scott could be right with his interpretation of DH...... : )
haha thanks. Well now when I see it I understand the "D" and depending on the context of the post I will make the judgement call on the "D" :DQuote:
Originally Posted by NWMNMom
Thanks for the explanations.
I like this post!
FYI, FYI around here does not mean what you think it means......
So what's it mean when people say PH?
I thought DH was Drunk Husband - seeing that that was my saving grace when building the thing........:)
No, you are right...DE is Diatomaceous Earth (Sorry, I couldn't resist either! :rolleyes: ).Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Spike
"The Saint" is another way of referring to MY wife (from someone who had met me AND her...:cool: )
My DH (dear husband) says his friends don't use DW for dear wife, they use THE boss :)
Thought I would share - it gave me a good laugh :p
I am enjoying this thread too and I am learning new terms haha. :)
Oh oh PH (pain in the butt husband? :D ) not to be confused with pH which is most commonly used when referring to water chemistry!?!
PITA - pain in the a$$ - Not to be confused with the animal rights organization
If you're on a fishing site, DH = Deck Hand