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Definition of posh
1 : elegant, fashionable a posh restaurant
2 British : typical of or intended for the upper classes : highfalutin posh accents
poshly
adverbposhness
nounFrom the M-W Editors
Examples of posh in a Sentence
They live in a posh neighborhood.
The family is very posh.
Recent Examples of posh from the Web
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Dad Cal (Alfred Molina) comes across as a convivial old Graham Greene character, while mom Meredith (Janet McTeer) is a reclusive pianist, once quite renown, who now keeps to herself in a posh Hollywood mansion.
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In fact, anyone under the age of 21 in the posh Pitkin County resort town won’t be able to purchase any tobacco products — including e-cigarettes — starting Jan. 1, 2018.
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What: After the opening night of a new play, the playwright, director and actors await the critical reviews in the producer's posh apartment.
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Saturday, the day of the attacks, was spent on Northcote Road, where posh London deli Bayley and Sage opened a branch last month and smart row houses change hands for over 1 million pounds.
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At the helm is executive chef Bill Trevino, who for years led the kitchen at the posh Café Pacific in Dallas.
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Much of Saturday's carnage played out in Borough Market, a trendy area of warren-like railway arches that's home to posh food stalls in the daytime and stylish bars and restaurants at night.
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The vibe in this town of 32,000 isn’t as upscale as California’s Napa Valley, but it’s still pretty posh by eastern Washington standards.
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Such fantasies rarely involve being, say, a burakumin, but Igort’s drawings of that posh, tidy vision are beautiful enough to get away with it.
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Origin and Etymology of posh
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POSH Defined for English Language Learners
posh
playDefinition of posh for English Language Learners
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: very attractive, expensive, and popular
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: typical of people who have high social status
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