bosh

• Incidentally, the word bosh , meaning "nonsense," is not related and comes from the Turkish word bosh , meaning "empty" or "worthless." —  The Word Detective
• Bish, bash, bosh, and the clay is beaten into submission, with fist imprints, nail scratches and deep indentations made by chubby little fingers all combining to create Taylor's very own individual artwork. —  Latest education news, including the university guide 2010, RAE results, higher and schools news, schools tables and further education | guardian.co.uk
• I love chris-bosh. com so to me I treat it just like anything else you love doing.
• Why, you might make yourself more attractive than ten Marcias could possibly be; and, see here, I've never kissed you, though you have been my brother's wife for more than a year, and--bosh!" —  Floyd Grandon's Honor
• And he says that that distressing item of Mr. Bloke's is nothing but a lot of distressing bosh, and has no point to it, and no sense in it, and no information in it, and that there was no sort of necessity for stopping the press to publish it Now all this comes of being good-hearted. —  Masterpieces of Mystery In Four Volumes Mystic-Humorous Stories

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