All of the above definitions are WRONG.
NOSH is East-London Cockney street-slang for food, NOT Yiddish for snack- Polish Jew migrants borrowed the term during their short stay before travelling on to America.
Read a damn book you illiterate, ignorant Americans.
NOSH is East-London Cockney street-slang for food, NOT Yiddish for snack- Polish Jew migrants borrowed the term during their short stay before travelling on to America.
Read a damn book you illiterate, ignorant Americans.
"Blimey guv, I need a dose o' nosh" (Blind me, governor (boss) I need some food (sic: for I am hungry).
by John Bulloock December 9, 2006
by noshin'ell July 14, 2011
by Alvin Lee October 21, 2004
Straight up it refers to a "snack" between meals, but as slang the snack is preferably a crotch, be it male or female, depending upon your preference.
According to the Oxford Dictionary it is of Yiddish origin. The other Yiddishism commonly linked to going down is to fress.
The Brits do get credit for expanding on it with a "nosh-up", a large meal. So you can bloody well stuff it up your arse John Bull.
According to the Oxford Dictionary it is of Yiddish origin. The other Yiddishism commonly linked to going down is to fress.
The Brits do get credit for expanding on it with a "nosh-up", a large meal. So you can bloody well stuff it up your arse John Bull.
by JCHengwyte April 6, 2007
a small, skateboarding snack making keebler elf, believed to soon die in a vat of boiling hot fudge and elf urine.
by the great shrink November 11, 2006