Definition
Definition of Josh - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
namesdiminutive of the male given name Joshua
- Josh is coming to the party tonight.
- Josh will be leading the meeting tomorrow.
- Everyone was excited to see Josh perform on stage.
Expressions with Josh
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traditional dish from Kashmir with aromatic spices
Kashmiri Rogan Josh is known for its rich flavors.
Origin of Josh
Hebrew, Yehoshua (God is salvation)
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Definition of josh - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
- We spent the evening joshing around the campfire.
Noun
1.
- He laughed at the josh about his new haircut.
2.
- Their conversation was full of josh and laughter.
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tease someone in a playful manner
They like to josh around during lunch breaks.
Origin of josh
Hebrew, yōshē (to be happy)
Examples of josh in a sentence
He loves to josh with his friends at lunch. Her josh about his cooking skills made everyone laugh. The josh at the party lightened the mood. The josh between them was infectious. His josh kept the mood light.
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- French:plaisanter, plaisanterie, ...
- German:scherzen, Spaß, ...
- Italian:scherzare, scherzo, ...
- Spanish:bromear, broma, ...
- Portuguese:brincar, piada, ...
- Chinese:开玩笑, 玩笑, ...
- Japanese:冗談を言う, 冗談, ...
- Arabic:مَازَحَ, مُداعَبة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְלוֹצֵץ, מְתִיחָה, ...
- Russian:подшучивать, шутка, ...
- Ukrainian:жартувати, жарт, ...
- Hindi:मज़ाक करना, मजाक, ...
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