What does DH mean?

xangelicxnekox · Jan 12, 2006

I've tried searching through the forum and I can't for the life of
me figure out what "DH" means?
Is is "Domestic Husband"?
I know what DSH means bit not DH.

sashacat421 · Jan 12, 2006

I think it means Dear Husband. I have no clue. Maybe it's really Dingbat Hiding!?

staciej · Jan 12, 2006

It can also mean dumb husband

Generally, dh is used as a term of enderment & not meant any offense. Like, for example "Dh got the wrong cat littler today!"

menagerie mama · Jan 12, 2006

Don't ask me. At this point, I'm apt to say something mean!

missy&spikesmom · Jan 12, 2006

Uuuummmm, I believe it is USUALLY for Dear Husband, but Dopey Husband, or something of that nature, may apply, when some people are posting!!!

vibiana · Jan 13, 2006

As a single woman, I consider it to stand for Don't Have. lmao

driven · Jan 13, 2006

Guy in thread. Stop the bashing!

tuxedokitties · Jan 13, 2006

I always thought it meant 'Dear Husband'. That's how I've been using it, anyway.

yasmine · Jan 13, 2006

Originally Posted by tuxedokitties

I always thought it meant 'Dear Husband'. That's how I've been using it, anyway.

I asked someone one time and thats what they told me.

valanhb · Jan 13, 2006

Originally Posted by DRIVEN

Guy in thread. Stop the bashing!

No one is bashing. I'm sure DW could be used by men to mean the same things about their wives. Every person can be dopey or dumb sometimes, and can especially be perceived that way by someone they live with (no matter whether it's as roommate, domestic partner, or spouse).

jeanor · Jan 13, 2006

More than you'll ever need or want to know

http://www.netlingo.com/emailsh.cfm

cheeseface · Jan 13, 2006

I had only seen the term DH used here when I first saw it and for a while, I also thought it stood for "dumb husband".

kittenkiya · Jan 13, 2006

DH? Dots handled?

Driven happy?

Dust hover?

Down here?

Dizzy huffy?

semiferal · Jan 13, 2006

Usually "dear husband". But sometimes "darling husband" or "dopey husband" or "dingbat husband" or "d*** husband"...

Maybe this is why I'm still single.

leto86 · Jan 13, 2006

Originally Posted by semiferal

Usually "dear husband". But sometimes "darling husband" or "dopey husband" or "dingbat husband" or "d*** husband"...

Maybe this is why I'm still single.

jcat · Jan 13, 2006

For those who find "dh" or "dw" objectionable, be happy you're not a German speaker. On many German-language sites, one's spouse/s.o. is referred to as "NG", which stands for "NebengerÃ¤usch", best translated as "static" or "background noise". When my husband complains about the time I spend here, I tell him he should be glad that I refer to him as "hubby", rather than "static".

xangelicxnekox · Jan 13, 2006

Thanks for the explaination guys.

But if you were using "DH" for a girl, then would it be
Dear Honey? Darling Hon? or maybe Delightful Hottie?

Just wondering.

AbbysMom · Jan 13, 2006

Originally Posted by jcat

For those who find "dh" or "dw" objectionable, be happy you're not a German speaker. On many German-language sites, one's spouse/s.o. is referred to as "NG", which stands for "NebengerÃ¤usch", best translated as "static" or "background noise". When my husband complains about the time I spend here, I tell him he should be glad that I refer to him as "hubby", rather than "static".

lilleah · Jan 13, 2006

THANK YOU for this thread. I have asked before what DH ment, and that thread got lost, but I am so happy I have some Idea now.

jcat · Jan 13, 2006

Originally Posted by AbbysMom

Darling hubby just saw your post, and told me to tell you I wasn't being humorous (little does he know).

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