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Definition of augh
augh
- sigh
I first encountered this in Scottish movies and is similar to the Army's "Whooha" cry, which can mean anguish, sigh, excitement, agreement, and an host of other generic responses embodied in one reaction, Augh!
Last edited on Nov 30 2017. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 11 2013.
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