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Sydney Morning Herald. A newspaper printed in New South Wales (Australia)
I read the SMH. Please don't kick me.
SMH is an acronym that stand for "Signal Message Handling." SMH can be used when someone has sent an email and would like conformation that the email has been received.
SMH can also stand for "shaking my head." In this sense SMH can be used in the place of words such as disappointed or confused. SMH is the action that sometimes accompanies the feeling of disappointment or confusion.
Sally: Hey, I sent you the email about the report, SMH.
George: Ok, I'll check for it when I get home.
sugar meets honey. when something is incredibly good or sweet, like sugar with the added awesomeness of honey.
Earth, wind and fire is in town AND Bootsy Collins is opening... SMH!
Smh is the acronym for "shaking my head" When using smh someone might be disagreeing, or may think whatever your doing is silly. It's basically just shaking your head in real life except you're sending it through text.
Messages:
Girl 1: Omg I went out with Jay today and he was so goofy, it wasn't even funny it was actually embarrassing. We were getting all the attention!
Girl 2: Smh he's always doing too much.
When something or someone annoys/bothers a person, usually of African American backround, they "suck their teeth" making a "smh" sound. It's a sound that stands for aggravation and irritation. It is sometimes used as a self-defense mechanism if rejected.
A young man walks up to an attractive young girl asking for her number, she responds with a "no". The young man replies with "smh, you ain't cute anyway!"