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posh
1[posh]
adjective
sumptuously furnished or appointed; luxurious.
a posh apartment.
posh
2[posh]
interjection
(used as an exclamation of contempt or disgust.)
posh
/ pɒʃ /
adjective
smart, elegant, or fashionable; exclusive
posh clothes
upper-class or genteel
adverb
in a manner associated with the upper class
to talk posh
Other Word Forms
- poshness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of posh1
Origin of posh2
Word History and Origins
Origin of posh1
Example Sentences
This fall, he’s heading off on a European tour he’s calling The Gap Year, a reference to the posh tradition of graduates taking time off to travel the world before starting college.
"It is posh now, it was not that posh then," she has said.
The Leicester-born performer discovered his now signature characters while studying at Bristol University, where he found himself "surrounded by a whole new world of posh" and he couldn't resist turning it into material.
Los Angeles police soon raided the posh Hollywood Hills mansion where the singer was living, just blocks from where his Tesla had been towed.
"There's something shining inside your box," Bird shouted towards the posh seats as he once more took the ire of the crowd.
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When To Use
The adjective posh means that something or someone is rich, fancy, or otherwise smells of money.
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