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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
josh .
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Examples
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Susan, motherless herself, never tired of their talk of home, their mothers, their married sisters, their cousins in convents, their Church picnics and concerts and fairs, and "joshes" -- "joshes" were as the breath of life to this innocent pair.
Saturday's Child Kathleen Thompson Norris 1923
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"I already knew you had something jazzy and fancy to say," Brown joshes.
Job-training program aims to empower the District's hardest to employ Theresa Vargas 2010
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"I already knew you had something jazzy and fancy to say," Brown joshes.
Job-training program aims to empower the District's hardest to employ Theresa Vargas 2010
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"I already knew you had something jazzy and fancy to say," Brown joshes.
Job-training program aims to empower the District's hardest to employ Theresa Vargas 2010
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Let's see if Ms. Coulter's next appearance on TV, be it Hardball, CNN, or Today gets the kind of fawning attention she's accustomed to where the host joshes along with her and closes out by asking her back.
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Much better to read Da Fits Reasons You Will Hate Me Friday Q+A which joshes the whole crossover grups thing just right - Not too much snicker, ryvitas, velcro or snark.
GRUPS like YOU. Ben Barren 2007
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Forbes's warm-up banquet joke, repeated day after day, unintentionally reveals all: "I got today what the economists say can't happen: a free lunch," Forbes joshes.
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He joshes with the cardiologist, gossips with him, never asks about his condition.
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He joshes with me but I can't get him down to say that he will look.
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And some joshes him, but they don't seem to be no trouble in the air.
Danny's Own Story 1912
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