Pronunciation: /pɑʃ/
noun a person who is elegant or stylish
A1 I saw a posh car in the parking lot.
A2 She always wears posh clothes to parties.
B1 The restaurant had a posh atmosphere with fancy decor.
B2 The hotel room was very posh, with luxurious amenities.
C1 The posh neighborhood was known for its expensive real estate.
C2 The yacht club was exclusive and posh, catering to the wealthy elite.
adjective stylish or luxurious
A1 The posh restaurant had fancy decor and expensive menu items.
A2 She always dreamed of living in a posh neighborhood with big houses.
B1 The hotel we stayed at was quite posh, with luxurious amenities and a spa.
B2 The posh event required formal attire and had a strict guest list.
C1 The posh gala was attended by high society members and celebrities.
C2 The posh yacht club was exclusive, with members enjoying private cruises and events.
formal The posh restaurant we dined at last night had impeccable service.
informal She always acts so posh, like she's better than everyone else.
slang That new club in town is so posh, it's where all the cool kids hang out.
figurative Her posh attitude is just a facade to hide her insecurities.
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