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- KIBOSH Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of KIBOSH is something that serves as a check or stop —usually used in the phrase put the kibosh on How to use kibosh in a sentence The Mysterious Origins of Kibosh
- kibosh - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
kibosh (third-person singular simple present kiboshes, present participle kiboshing, simple past and past participle kiboshed) (slang, transitive) To decisively put a stop to or terminate (someone or something)
- Kibosh - Etymology, Origin Meaning - Etymonline
"Kibosh" originated in 1836 British slang, meaning to put an end to something; its origin is unknown, possibly not Yiddish despite early Irish London use
- kibosh put the kibosh on — Wordorigins. org
To put the kibosh on something means to stop or end it There have been any number of proposed origins for the word and phrase, but only one of them has any substantial evidence to support it, and that is that kibosh come from the Turkish qirbach, or kurbash in its English spelling, a type of whip
- KIBOSH | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
uk ˈkaɪ bɒʃ us ˈkaɪ bɑːʃ put the kibosh on something Add to word list to spoil or destroy an idea or plan:
- kibosh, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
colloquial and slang to put the kibosh on: to put a stop to (someone or something); to interrupt or prevent (a plan or course of action); to bring to an end; to do away with Vot the Duke of Vellington put the kibosh on 'em for, and sarve 'em right
- Kibosh - definition of kibosh by The Free Dictionary
Define kibosh kibosh synonyms, kibosh pronunciation, kibosh translation, English dictionary definition of kibosh n Informal A check, end, or stop: The rain put the kibosh on our plans American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition
- KIBOSH Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
put the kibosh on, to put an end to; squelch; check Another such injury may put the kibosh on her athletic career see put the kibosh on Examples have not been reviewed This may explain how a handful of homeowner groups put the kibosh on a 16-mile above-ground rail line across the west San Fernando Valley back in the early 1990s
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