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Is gosh a posh word?
yes, its a very posh word and nobody but posh people say it anymore.
Is doff another word for posh?
the word doff is not another word for posh. doff means to remove or take off, as clothing.
What the posh word for fun?
recreation
What does POSH stands for?
POSH stands for "Port Out, Starboard Home" in nautical terminology. Posh is a word of unknown derivation but there is no evidence that it ever stood for the custom of a Steamship line (usually P&O) stamping tickets POSH to ensure a shaded journey to and from India. There are no examples of Acromyms before the 20th Century the word posh is older its possible derivation is from the Romany cant word for money.
What is a posh word meaning fat?
Plump is a good word, or if you really want to hit it out of the park, unconditionally plumpish. To continue the posh theme: Plump for a lady and portly for a gentleman
What is a posh word for equilateral?
Equilateral is "posh" already. In simple words it means the sides of some object are all of the same length.
Can you pleas give me a sentences using the word rough?
I had a rough day in school. the material of the construction paper was rough.
Is Scotland a posh place?
no..
Is Jake penny posh?
Yes
What are formal gardens?
posh gardens
Can you buy hair insurance?
posh people can
What is the Italian translation of the English word 'rough'?
Ruvida in the feminine and ruvido in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English word "rough".Specifically, the word is an adjective in its singular form. The feminine form is pronounced "ROO-vee-da". The masculine equivalent will be pronounced "ROO-vee-do".
Is Richard catchpole a posh spider?
yes, yes he is.
What are the main events for the book pish posh?
when she steals
What is posh's pass on binweevils?
nothing he doesnt have one just type in posh and thats it (ps, my weevil names r TOES1, TOES2, boebbchen, aquafan and blackfan)
Where does Posh live?
Victoria Beckham lives in Los Angelas.
Is Mopsa in the winters tale posh and fancy?
No, quite the reverse.
