What does DH mean?
Sep 12th, 2004, 02:51 PM
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Though I mean Dear Husband when I use it our fodors friend, Kal, once commented that it could be the not so nice version of Richard Cranium. Of course my kids love this and it sounds better than the alternate meaning of DH.
quot;> Since that didn't make sense, I had to look it up too!
Sep 13th, 2004, 09:52 AM
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According to the internet acronyms dictionary I look at for these abbreviations I don't now, there are a number of options:
Dear Husband
Dick Head
Dumb Hubby
Dear Hubby
Deaf Hubby
Given these cover both ends of the complimenary scale, it's often best avoided. Why don't people just type husband?
It looks odd when people write things like "...then DH checked the guidebook..." or whatever, when all they mean is husband and has nothing to do with being dear.
Dear Husband
Dick Head
Dumb Hubby
Dear Hubby
Deaf Hubby
Given these cover both ends of the complimenary scale, it's often best avoided. Why don't people just type husband?
It looks odd when people write things like "...then DH checked the guidebook..." or whatever, when all they mean is husband and has nothing to do with being dear.
In my case it is "Da Husband"...like "Da Bronx", which by the way, is where the husband was born and raised. But he can be a dear or a darlin every now and again!
