sheesh

American  

[sheesh] / ʃiʃ /

interjection

1. (used to express exasperation.)

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sheesh British  

/ ʃiːʃ /

interjection

1. informal an exclamation of surprise or annoyance

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Etymology

Origin of sheesh

Euphemistic shortening or alteration of Jesus or shit

Example Sentences

But as the Argentine rappers, decked out in Versace, plowed through their catchiest hits like “Dumbai” and “Sheesh,” a dancing stampede made its way over.

From Los Angeles Times

The self-titled mini-album introduced fans to the group’s versatility and emphatic performances with tracks such as “Sheesh,” “Like That” and “Batter Up.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I think he needs to gain another 10 pounds and continue to get better,” Castillo said, “but he has the ability to be — sheesh — a top-three-round guy, you know?”

From Los Angeles Times

“Don’t talk to him like he’s a baby, Dad. Sheesh.”

From Literature

And sheesh, does the lead sponsor, Pennsylvania Rep. Guy Reschenthaler, lay it on thick.

From Slate