INFORMAL · AUSTRALIAN
exclamation
(generally uttered in a Polynesian accent)
used to express acknowledgement of oneâs failure to retort a critical remark, usually during an exchange of banter.
⢠HUMOROUS
used as a friendly or informal greeting, or to
attract attention.
ââYou wish you could do that!â âUh Mattâ¦ââ
âUh Matt, what are you doing this weekend?â
INFORMAL · AUSTRALIAN
exclamation
used to express acknowledgement of oneâs failure to retort a critical remark, usually during an exchange of banter.
ââYou wish you could do that!â âUh Mattâ¦ââ
⢠HUMOROUS
used as a friendly or informal greeting, or to
attract attention.
Etymology: from common interjection âuhâ + âMattâ, short for Matthew, the name of the person who coined the exclamation; popularised by the humorous nature of this remark, the use of this exclamation spread from western New South Wales to eastern New South Wales over a short period of time during the beginning of 2024
ââYou wish you could do that!â âUh Mattâ¦ââ
âUh Matt, what are you doing this weekend?â