Pronunciation: /bɑʃ/
noun nonsense or foolish talk
A1 I heard a loud bosh coming from the kitchen.
A2 The children were playing with a bosh, making a lot of noise.
B1 The mechanic used a bosh to fix the car engine.
B2 The construction workers were using a heavy-duty bosh to break up concrete.
C1 The artist used a variety of boshes to create intricate designs on the canvas.
C2 The chef's kitchen was filled with different boshes for preparing various dishes.
interjection used to express disbelief or rejection
A1 Bosh! I don't like broccoli.
A2 Bosh! That movie was terrible.
B1 Bosh! I can't believe you said that.
B2 Bosh! This is ridiculous.
C1 Bosh! I refuse to participate in such nonsense.
C2 Bosh! Your argument is completely invalid.
formal The scientist dismissed the claims as pure bosh, lacking any scientific evidence.
informal Don't listen to him, he's just talking a load of bosh.
slang She's always full of bosh, never telling the truth.
figurative His promises turned out to be nothing but bosh, leading to disappointment.
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