KESH

Meaning of KESH in English

Kesh BrE AmE keʃ

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KESH — [ keɪʃ ] (also kes ) ■ noun the uncut hair and beard worn as one of the five distinguishing …
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KESH — kesh 'Sikh beard and hair' BrE AmE keɪʃ
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TIMUR — or Tamerlane or Tamburlaine born 1336, Kesh, near Samarkand, Transoxania died Feb. 19, 1405, Otrar, near Chimkent Turkic conqueror of …
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TURKISH — I. ˈtərkish, ˈtə̄k-, ˈtəik-, -kēsh adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: turk (I) + -ish 1. a. : of, relating to, …
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RAKISH — I. ˈrākish, -kēsh adjective Etymology: rake (VII) + -ish : of or relating to a rake : licentious , wanton …
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FRANKISH — I. ˈfraŋkish, -raiŋ-, -kēsh adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Frank (I) + -ish : of or relating to the Franks …
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THICKISH — ˈthikish, -kēsh adjective : rather thick
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SPOOKISH — -kish, -kēsh adjective Etymology: spook (I) + -ish : somewhat spooky big black-raftered kitchen looked spookish and weird — Lucy …
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SNAKISH — ˈsnākish, -kēsh adjective Etymology: snake (I) + -ish : rather snaky
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SHARKISH — ˈshärkish, ˈshȧk-, -kēsh adjective : resembling or suggestive of a shark especially in appearance, habits, rapacity, or fierceness
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QUACKISH — -kish, -kēsh adjective : resembling a quack : boasting and fraudulent • quack·ish·ly adverb • quack·ish·ness noun -es
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PUCKISHNESS — -kishnə̇s, -kēsh- noun ( -es ) : the quality or state of being puckish a charming puckishness which helps to …
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PUCKISH — ˈpəkish, -kēsh adjective Etymology: puck (I) + -ish : of, relating to, characteristic of, or resembling a puck : impish …
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PRICKISH — ˈprikish, kēsh adjective : easily irritated
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PINKISH — ˈpiŋkish, -kēsh adjective : somewhat pink ; especially : tending to be pink in politics • pink·ish·ness noun -es
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PECKISH — -kish, -kēsh adjective Etymology: peck (II) + -ish 1. chiefly dialect : ready to eat : having a keen appetite …
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PARKISH — ˈpärkish, ˈpȧk-, -kēsh adjective : resembling a park
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MONKISH — ˈməŋkish, -kēsh adjective 1. : of or relating to monks : monastic the monkish church … often included three bays …
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MAWKISH — ˈmȯkish, -kēsh adjective Etymology: mawk + -ish 1. archaic : somewhat sick or disordered : squeamish 2. : having an …
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MARRAKECH — adjective or mar·ra·kesh məˈräˌkesh, |märə|kesh Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Marrakech or Marrakesh, Morocco : of or from the city …
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LARKISH — ˈlärkish, ˈlȧk-, -kēsh adjective Etymology: lark (IV) + -ish : gaily mischievous : frolicsome a larkish mood • lark·ish·ly adverb …
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LANKISH — -kish, -kēsh adjective : somewhat lank
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HAWKISH — ˈhȯkish, -kēsh adjective : resembling or suggesting a hawk or the beak of a hawk in appearance a hawkish face …
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GAWKISH — ˈgȯkish, ˈgäk-, -kēsh adjective Etymology: gawk (II) + -ish : being like a gawk : awkward, shy, and stupid • …
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DARKISH — ˈdärkish, ˈdȧk-, -kēsh adjective Etymology: Middle English derkysshe, from derk, adjective, dark + -ysshe -ish : somewhat dark : dusky
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DANKISH — -kish, -kēsh adjective : somewhat dank
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CZECHISH — -kish, -kēsh adjective Usage: usually capitalized : czech
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MARRAKESH — /mar"euh kesh', mar'euh kesh", meuh rah"kesh/ , n. a city in W Morocco. 1,681,700. Also, Marrakech . Formerly, Morocco .
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LE GUIN, URSULA K. — born Oct. 21, 1929, Berkeley, Calif., U.S. original name in full Ursula Kroeber American writer best known for tales of …
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