also 'hmm' or
'mm'.
The perennial 'nothing' phrase, a favourite of 'angsty', 'brooding' types. Developed for situations when one is too lazy to express feeling on the subject matter being discussed. Almost always followed by
three dots to give the impression that the user does have something to say, after all, but is too preoccupied with deep thoughts of meaningfulness to do so.
We all use 'mmm' more than we probably should, because the sum total of its meanings is nothing. Mmm...
1) Catch-cry of the
unopinionated.
2) Yes.
3) No.
4) Maybe; depends; undecided.
