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to put an end to, kill He is going to put the kaibosh on me.
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To be thwarted, or have your plans ruined, by someone or by circumstance. Rainy days put the kaibosh on picnics.
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From Merriam-Webster: Definition of KIBOSH : something that serves as a check or stop <put the kibosh on that> — kibosh transitive verb Origin of KIBOSH origin unknown First Known Use: 1836 Let's put the "kaibosh" on these idiots spelling kibosh wrong
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to thwart one's plans, bugger up, jinx, render not-on by foolish actions. Geoff put the kaibosh on the timely delivery of his new blue Audi S5 by tying it to a win by the NSW Blues. A blue car for a blue win, he said unwisely.
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to forget about, cancel, I put the kaibosh on my plans to go to the movies
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