Associations to the word «Och»
Noun
- Av
- Om
- Som
- Det
- Stockholm
- Liv
- Uppsala
- Med
- Nils
- Swedish
- Lund
- Bergman
- Nilsson
- Visor
- Gustav
- Den
- Lars
- Anders
- Sven
- Gothenburg
- Gunnar
- Vas
- Alla
- Sitter
- Sig
- Johan
- Sweden
- Lass
- Og
- Henrik
- Jul
- Kan
- Georg
- Hans
- En
- Nu
- Karin
- Axel
- Hem
- Aye
- Shave
- Bert
- Herr
- Galen
- Ska
- Dahl
- Sol
- Var
- Magnus
- Elsa
- Barn
- Troll
- Kung
- Staten
- Borg
- Adolf
- Camilla
- Fanny
- Erik
- Ab
- Eva
- Buffy
- Saga
- Ro
- Rolf
- Abstract
- Min
- Eros
- Ja
- Cora
- Mamma
- Ut
- Cecilia
- Pt
- Till
- Holm
- Pia
- Alf
- Carl
- Sedan
- Berg
- Mathieu
- Jens
- Mat
- Marianne
- Tack
- Bo
- Ta
- Han
- Registry
- Emil
- Se
- Til
- Vita
Wiktionary
OCH, interjection. (chiefly Scotland) (Ireland) general interjection of confirmation, affirmation, and often disapproval.
OCH, interjection. (chiefly Scotland) (Ireland) an expression of anger, frustration, surprise
OCH AYE, interjection. (Scotland) yes, OK; used to state agreement
OCH AYE THE NOO, interjection. A stereotypical phrase said in mock imitation of Scottish people.
Wise words
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