NISH

Meaning of NISH in English

Pron./Adv. Nothing.

Slang English vocab. Английский сленговый словарь. 2012

NISH — geographical name see: Nis
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NISH — see Nis
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NISH — adv ничто
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NISH — г. Ниш
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NISH — г. Ниш
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THIN — I. adjective (~ner; ~nest) Etymology: Middle English ~ne, from Old English thynne; akin to Old High German dunni ~, Latin …
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NIŠ — or Nish City (pop., 2000 est.: 182,583), southeast of Belgrade , Serbia, Serbia and Montenegro. The ancient Roman city was …
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CORNICE — I. ˈkȯrnə̇s, ˈkȯ(ə)n-, esp by builders ÷-nish or ÷-nesh noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French corniche, cornice, from Italian …
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BUFFOON — I. |bə|fün, _bəˈf- noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle French bouffon, from Old Italian buffone, from Medieval …
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WINNINISH — noun also win·no·nish ( plural win·ni·nish also win·no·nish |winə|nish) Etymology: Montagnais wananish, diminutive of wanans salmon : ouananiche
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SWAINISH — -nish adjective : unrefined in manner or attitude : boorish
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SNEESHING — ˈsnēshə̇n, -nish-, -shiŋ noun ( -s ) Etymology: alteration of sneezing, from gerund of sneeze 1. dialect Britain : snuff …
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SNEESH — ˈsnēsh, -nish noun Etymology: short for sneeshing dialect Britain : snuff
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PORCUPINISH — -nish adjective : resembling a porcupine or the spines of one : defensive , prickly
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POLTROONISH — -nish adjective : resembling a poltroon : cowardly a weak, almost poltroonish creature — Quarterly Review • pol·troon·ish·ly adverb
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POLLYANNAISH — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|anə.ish adjective or pol·ly·an·nish -nish Usage: usually capitalized : resembling or suggesting a Pollyanna especially by having an optimistic nature …
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INITIATORY — — initiatorily /i nish'ee euh tawr"euh lee, -tohr"-; i nish"ee euh tawr'euh lee, -tohr'-/ , adv. /i nish"ee euh tawr'ee, …
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INITIATIVE — — initiatively , adv. /i nish"ee euh tiv, i nish"euh-/ , n. 1. an introductory act or step; leading action: …
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INITIATE — — initiator , n. v. /i nish"ee ayt'/ ; adj. , n. /i nish"ee it, -ayt'/ , v. , initiated, …
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DIONYSIUS — /duy'euh nish"ee euhs, -nis"-, -nish"euhs, -nuy"see euhs/ , n. 1. ( "the Elder" ) 431?-367 B.C., Greek soldier: tyrant of …
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BABYLONISH — /bab"euh lon'ish, -loh'nish, bab'euh loh"nish, bab"euh leuh nish/ , adj. Babylonian. [ 1525-35; BABYLON(IA) + -ISH 1 ]
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PUNISH — verb Etymology: Middle English punisshen, from Anglo-French puniss-, stem of punir, from Latin punire, from poena penalty — more at …
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VARNISH — [var.nish] n [ME vernisch, fr. MF vernis, fr. OIt or ML; OIt vernice, fr. ML veronic-, veronix sandarac] (14c) 1 …
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TARNISH — [tar.nish] vb [MF terniss-, stem of ternir, prob. of Gmc origin; akin to OHG ternen to hide] vt (1598) 1: …
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MANNISH — [man.nish] adj (14c) 1: resembling or suggesting a man rather than a woman 2: generally associated with or characteristic of …
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FURNISH — [fur.nish] vt [ME furnisshen, fr. MF fourniss-, stem of fournir to complete, equip, of Gmc origin; akin to OHG frummen …
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DONNISH — [don.nish] adj (1848): of, relating to, or characteristic of a university don -- don.nish.ly adv -- don.nish.ness n
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DISFURNISH — [dis.fur.nish] vt [MF desfourniss-, stem of desfournir, fr. des- dis- + fournir to furnish] (1531): to make destitute of possessions: …
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CLANNISH — [clan.nish] adj (1776) 1: of or relating to a clan 2: tending to associate only with a select group of …
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BURNISH — [bur.nish] vt [ME burnischen, fr. MF bruniss-, stem of brunir, lit., to make brown, fr. brun] (14c) 1 a: to …
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