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bosh
1[bosh]
noun
absurd or foolish talk; nonsense.
bosh
2[bosh]
noun
the section of a blast furnace between the hearth and the stack, having the form of a frustum of an inverted cone.
bosh
1/ ɒʃ /
noun
the lower tapering portion of a blast furnace, situated immediately above the air-inlet tuyères
the deposit of siliceous material that occurs on the surfaces of vessels in which copper is refined
a water tank for cooling glass-making tools, etc
dialecta kitchen sink or wash basin
bosh
2/ ɒʃ /
noun
informalempty or meaningless talk or opinions; nonsense
Word History and Origins
Origin of bosh1
Origin of bosh2
Word History and Origins
Origin of bosh1
Origin of bosh2
Example Sentences
Fisher – thanks in large part to his social media star father 'Big John' and their 'bosh' catchphrase - is one of domestic boxing's biggest ticket sellers.
The government has decided not to bosh on with this immediately, and instead return to it after the Easter recess.
“Oh, bosh,” she replied, “you looked quite different when I saw you before.”
Think of all the Lean in 15 recipes you could bosh while that’s on in the background.
‘Why, it’s absolute bosh from beginning to end.”
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