pish
31Kush Pish — Khush Pish is the latest of terms usd in Morocco to describe a new category of aggressive and frusted population. the origins of the word is disputed, however there is a great similarity with the expression Les indoubekhish , which was massively… …
32fop´pish|ness — fop|pish «FOP ihsh», adjective. 1. of a fop; suitable for a fop: »foppish dress. 2. vain; affected: »foppish manners. SYNONYM(S): empty headed. 3. Obsolete. foolish; …
33fop´pish|ly — fop|pish «FOP ihsh», adjective. 1. of a fop; suitable for a fop: »foppish dress. 2. vain; affected: »foppish manners. SYNONYM(S): empty headed. 3. Obsolete. foolish; …
34fop|pish — «FOP ihsh», adjective. 1. of a fop; suitable for a fop: »foppish dress. 2. vain; affected: »foppish manners. SYNONYM(S): empty headed. 3. Obsolete. foolish; …
35snap´pish|ness — snap|pish «SNAP ihsh», adjective. 1. apt to snap: »a snappish dog. 2. quick and sharp in speech or manner; impatient: »a snappish person. SYNONYM(S): testy, crabbed, cross, irascible, petulant. 3. characteristic of a snappish person: »a snappish… …
36snap´pish|ly — snap|pish «SNAP ihsh», adjective. 1. apt to snap: »a snappish dog. 2. quick and sharp in speech or manner; impatient: »a snappish person. SYNONYM(S): testy, crabbed, cross, irascible, petulant. 3. characteristic of a snappish person: »a snappish… …
37snap|pish — «SNAP ihsh», adjective. 1. apt to snap: »a snappish dog. 2. quick and sharp in speech or manner; impatient: »a snappish person. SYNONYM(S): testy, crabbed, cross, irascible, petulant. 3. characteristic of a snappish person: »a snappish reply …
38up´pish|ness — up|pish «UHP ihsh», adjective. 1. Informal. somewhat arrogant, self assertive, or conceited. 2. British. upward: »an uppish stroke of the ball. –up´pish|ly, adverb. –up´pish|ness, noun …
39up´pish|ly — up|pish «UHP ihsh», adjective. 1. Informal. somewhat arrogant, self assertive, or conceited. 2. British. upward: »an uppish stroke of the ball. –up´pish|ly, adverb. –up´pish|ness, noun …
40up|pish — «UHP ihsh», adjective. 1. Informal. somewhat arrogant, self assertive, or conceited. 2. British. upward: »an uppish stroke of the ball. –up´pish|ly, adverb. –up´pish|ness, noun …
