bosh
31bosh — vb British an all purpose verb which, in club and DJ culture, can replace, e.g., play, con sume, go, finish, etc. The term was posted on the b3ta website in 2004 …
32bosh — bɒʃ n. nonsense interj. nonsense …
33bosh — noun informal nonsense. Origin C19: from Turk. boş empty, worthless …
34BOSH — abbr. Breakdown of study hours …
35bosh — n. Nonsense, trash, twaddle. See balderdash …
36bosh — Noun. Nonsense, rubbish. Verb. To take orally, to imbibe. E.g. She boshed 7 pills, a handful of mushrooms and 8 vodka and tonics in the first hour, and then not surprisingly she threw up. London use …
37bosh — [[t]bɒʃ[/t]] n. nonsense • Etymology: 1830–35; < Turkish boş empty …
38bosh — Rubbish. Nonsense …
39bosh — n. & int. sl. nonsense; foolish talk. Etymology: Turk. bos empty …
40bosh parallel — Смотри Распар …