ho-hum

ho-hum

Dull or boring. I heard she got sick of her ho-hum existence and ran off to New York City.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

ho-hum

(ˈhoˈhəm)
mod. dull; causing yawns of boredom. (Ho-hum is a representation of the sound of a yawn.) Clare played another ho-hum concert at the music hall last night.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • on one's
  • on someone's
  • pillow-biter
  • a dull roar
  • (Have you) been OK?
  • (something) blows
  • (some city's) finest
  • out of one's
  • (I've) got to go
  • #dead
References in periodicals archive
just checking in and checking out books." One lamented, "Ho-hum librarians are ruining the profession" and worried "about the quality of school librarians coming into the profession." Our interviewees overwhelmingly noted that they "want to make a difference" by stepping in to a leadership role to turn the tide in school librarianship.
A death threat is what he needs to break out of his ho-hum life
It should be anything but ho-hum because public school supporters and advocates are looking for more money, to the tune of $9.3 million, and that should put a charge into the proceedings.
Many of my women friends had shared stories of personal experiences ranging from ho-hum to holy cow.
The curse strikes again with Shelter, a ho-hum psychological thriller from London-born screenwriter Michael Cooney (Identity) that is just as loopy as some of the thinly sketched characters.
While at first glance it's a ho-hum folder of the popular tactical variety, there's more under the hood.
Our last issue came out just after the ho-hum and apparently pointless October 2008 federal election.
Additionally, Cajun Krab Dip is trans fat-free and pairs perfectly with crudites, crackers or pitas, so it"s great for entertaining, tailgating or everyday snacking.Another attribute that makes Cajun Krab Dip a hot commodity is its unique ability to jazz up ho-hum recipes to create quick-and-easy, not-quite-homemade masterpieces.
This is precisely the value that "socialprise" applications-i.e., converged social media and enterprise applications-bring to the ho-hum world of business computing.
What happens next is a ho-hum (and not particularly scary) journey into the paranormal.
Jackson and Taylor don't share any palpable screen chemistry in this under developed reprint of a ho-hum journey into the paranormal that wasn't particularly scary originally.
Super-crispy and chock full of nutty goodness, they are the perfect snack solution when you don't want to reach for a bag of greasy chips or when ho-hum pretzels just won't do.
Because of a ho-hum editing job and no vertical ramp skateboarding, I'm giving this film three out of four stars.