Definition of tjoh

tjoh

• South African Slang.
  
  Pronounced - (Tee-Your)
  
  Word said to announce shock, amazed or surprise.

  Last edited on Jul 01 2011. Submitted by Dat East Side Ou from Durban, South Africa on Jul 01 2011.

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