Posh

What do we mean by posh?

Fashionable or luxurious. adjective

Typical of the upper class, especially in the United Kingdom. adjective

Affectedly imitating characteristics of the upper class; pretentious. adjective

Associated with the upper classes. adjective

Stylish, elegant, exclusive (expensive). adjective

Snobbish, materialistic, prejudiced, under the illusion that they are better than everyone else. usually offensive. (especially in Scotland and Northern England) adjective

An exclamation expressing derision. interjection

Elegant and fashionable adjective

Fragments produced by an impact

Slush

Very classy or sophisticated Urban Dictionary

The word means rich, aristocratic, wealthy, loaded, fancy, toff, toffee nosed, upper crust, well off, or well to do. The origin of this word actually derives from an old Romany Gypsy slang word for pennies, i.e. if you've a lot of pennies you're well to do, rich, etc. In this light, the word posh can be used as a term of light hearted derision. Please note: a wrong but often repeated even on this website is the urban myth is that the word POSH orginated from Port Out Starboard Home - based on based on the position of the more expensive cabins on a passenger ships from England to India - but this is actually nonesense whch has been commonly repeated. Urban Dictionary

One of the spice girls, one of very few people in the world who from different camera angles can look white, asian, or hispanic Urban Dictionary

Snobby, snooty, nose in the air, etc. Urban Dictionary

First Class Urban Dictionary

Scottish slang term for cocaine. Found prominently in the book "Filth" by Irvine Welsh. Urban Dictionary

Synonym for "highly unlikely" Urban Dictionary

It come from the day of steamers traveling to the far east from Britain passing by Cape town. The leg Cape Town to the far east was in hot weathers and the ship had the starboard side always facing south. The cabins would get very hot on that side so a port cabin on the outbound jurney was preferable. The reverse applied to the homebound jurney. Hence the most expensive tickets where those: Port Outbound Starboard Homebound, simply marked as P.O.S.H. Urban Dictionary

Abbreviation for post hospital. usually a term used for people who went into a mental hospital. usually called posh appointment Urban Dictionary

Bull shit, whatever, no you are wrong Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to posh:
posh.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word posh:
nosh, grisham, sporty, spice, weathered, accent, bingo, scary, locality, accents, privileged, boy, punjabi, delhi, eps, neighbourhood, ginger, kolkata, restaurant, wade, residential, bangalore, statues, hotel, suburb, apartment, hotels, colony, resort, compilation, funny, suburban, luxury, laura, boarding, girl, neighborhood, dinner, wedding, girls, suburbs, elite, nickname, shopping, heights, afghanistan, records, manhattan, mansion, fields, tea, boss, expensive, bbc, crowd, parks.

Words that rhyme with posh:
squash, wash, panache, quash, awash, whitewash, hogwash, tosh, bosh, josh, swash, slosh, gosh, skosh, mosh, goulash, backwash, dosh, brainwash, bosch, ghosh, splosh, galosh, mackintosh, osh, frosh, pugwash, macintosh, mouthwash, flosh, hubbard squash, acorn squash, gosch, oshkosh, turban squash, losh, mcintosh, winter squash, closh, buttercup squash, rosh, prakash, frosch, kosh, swosh, spaghetti squash, milosh, natchitoches, losch, marrow squash, yellow squash, summer squash, coshh, brosh, dosch, dry wash, hungarian goulash, machine wash, color wash, grosch, grosh, hosch, brosch, rosch, beef goulash, posch, santosh, raasch, stellenbosch, flat wash, mccosh, prosch, braasch, antosh, baasch, brosz, hasz, kosch, lawshe, paasch, radosh, shipwash, tosch, trosch, vandenbosch, wasch.

Adjectives that are often used to describe posh:
siah, koom, pish, more, real, old, right, dead, most, safed, dear.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective posh:
hotel, restaurant, hotels, club, school, accent, area, place, resort, restaurants, suburb, house, voice, neighborhood, room, people, apartment, office, car, houses, areas, party, clubs, surroundings, resorts, home, suburbs, district, cars, places, shops, section, offices, locality, localities, store, neighborhoods, homes, schools, colonies, building, side, parties, suite, bar, friends, establishment, shop, accents, girls, end, rooms, colony, community, ones, stores, affair, name, nightclub, flat, street, address, papers, dinner, accommodations, quarters, buildings, lobby, clothes, estate, wedding, apartments, job, town, interior, boutiques, mansion, word, residence, salon, setting, complex, girl, spot, inn, atmosphere, nightclubs, estates, villas, avenue, districts, neighbourhood, pad, center, voices, flats, cafe.

Consonant match to posh:
push, pash, pusch, pesh, pesch, posch, paasch.

Words that sound like posh:
posh, posch, push, podge, pash, pish, pesh, potch, poche, pusch, pesch, paage, pasche, bosh, baasch, pouch, lbj, pai, page, pot, pitch, peach, patch, par, pa, pooch, paige, pas, pall, poach, paz, parr, pudge, pos, pasha, bosch, pich, pott, putsch, psh, paa, pach, posher, paar, paas, poz, pge, pige, puche, padge, petch, peche, piche, potte, polle, poge, paj, bausch, pij, pahl, pshe, pitsch, paal, pietsch, piech, bosche, pej, pahs, ppsh, petsche, pooc, paje, peage, pashaw, peaje, sposh, posho, pucc, bush, wash, bash, botch, bish, boosh, busch, boche, wosh, bodge, hosh, besch, bisch, joash, bashe, busche, basch, baisch, boesch, pau, pao, lbh.