kish

But my inclination - call it the Evil Inclination if you must - is to say to these Suicidebaums: lech lim sotz, kish mirn tuchas, un chupa mes huevos, bitches.

Jeff Dorchen: The Suicidebaums and the Self-Hating Jews 2008

If you not giving him enough kish, him squees him licker up into your naz, taco-tung style.

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Him jumps up into ur lap and presents him face for kish.

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We had decided to attend our local church, which celebrates an Hungarian mass, Father Kiss pronounced kish is the priest and talks with a thick accent, which is barely understandable.

At My Table 2006

We had decided to attend our local church, which celebrates an Hungarian mass, Father Kiss pronounced kish is the priest and talks with a thick accent, which is barely understandable.

Archive 2006-02-01 2006

Kesh/kish is therefore a common Irish word, reminding us that Heaney is not an English poet.

Kesh & Loaning Tracy, Robert 1980

Had Alvarez allowed his eye to stray one entry beyond OED's kesh, dialect for kex, an umbelliferous plant, he would have come upon kesh-work with a cross reference to kish, Irish for a wicker basket, and by extension to a causeway built up on wicker baskets of earth or stone, and to a corduroy road.

Kesh & Loaning Tracy, Robert 1980

If a customer was on drugs and showed it, or even broke out a stick of kish, I eased him out quickly and sent him down the line to the Chinaman's. \par

Time Enough For Love Heinlein, Robert A. 1973

Midway in her descent her head struck against the edge of the steps, with a kish, such as an egg-shell makes when broken against the edge of a platter, and then plunged into the dark pool at my feet, where I could presently see her lying in the clear depths and the blood curling upward from the wound in her skull like a dark smoke.

I Talk of Dreams 1914

Moooikill A Aitcha Ha ignorant as a kish of brogues, worth fifty thousand pounds.

Ulysses James Joyce 1911