tish
"Oh, pshaw" variant
Tish is a minor exclamation expressing dismissal or impatience, similar to "pish" or "tut": Tish, don't be so dramatic.
The word is old-fashioned and rarely heard in contemporary speech.
It may also appear as a nickname for names like Patricia or Letitia.
Spelled-out sneeze
- gesundheitBorrowed German sneeze blessing
- blessConfer favor upon
- sternutationMedical term for sneezing
- allergyAdverse immune response
pepper · dust · tickle · nasal · reflex · spray · tissue · hanky
Command for silence
- hushAbsence of sound
- pishInterjection expressing disdain
- nonsenseMeaningless words or actions
- dismissalRemoval from position
tut · pooh · fiddlesticks · bah · pshaw · rubbish · silence · quiet
Ashkenazi Jewish language
- endearmentAffectionate word or phrase
- sweetieFond nickname for someone
- darlingBeloved person or pet
- dearTreasured or costly
affectionate · nickname · diminutive · pet name · grandmother · bubbe
achoo
Spelled-out sneeze
- gesundheitBorrowed German sneeze blessing
- blessConfer favor upon
- sternutationMedical term for sneezing
allergy · pepper · dust · tickle · nasal · reflex · spray · tissue · hanky · cold
shush
Command for silence
dismissal · tut · pooh · fiddlesticks · bah · pshaw · rubbish · silence · quiet · shh
Yiddish
Ashkenazi Jewish language
- endearmentAffectionate word or phrase
- sweetieFond nickname for someone
- darlingBeloved person or pet
dear · affectionate · nickname · diminutive · pet name · grandmother · bubbe
- Jewish ritualsbrit milah, bar mitzvah, bat mitzvah, kiddush, havdalah
- Hasidic Judaismrebbe, hitbodedut, Monroe, Williamsburg, joy
- HasidismBaal Shem Tov, rebbe, Chabad, Tanya, Crown Heights
- Jewish gatheringsminyan, kiddush, simcha, bris, holiday meal
- Passover Sederseder, seder plate, seder meal, matzah, matzo
- Orthodox JudaismTorah study, yeshiva, kosher, shabbat, Hasidic