Similar to "Pish Posh" which could be offensive. When modified to "Pish Pash", friendly banter is intended and expected!
NB - The words "Pish Posh" draw the face into an angry expression where "Pish Pash" leaves a smile on the face of the speaker!
NB - The words "Pish Posh" draw the face into an angry expression where "Pish Pash" leaves a smile on the face of the speaker!
by Felix on Wheels February 11, 2009
A re-definition of the word "Premises" meaning a single building.
The origin of the new word is almost certainly the Essex & Thames Police (UK)to define a "Single Building" instead of a "Group of Buildings".
It should be noted that "Premises" is the Legal Definition of Single or Multiple Buildings since well before the year 1730.
The origin of the new word is almost certainly the Essex & Thames Police (UK)to define a "Single Building" instead of a "Group of Buildings".
It should be noted that "Premises" is the Legal Definition of Single or Multiple Buildings since well before the year 1730.
Tonight was carry out a raid on this premis.
We found a significant amount of stolen goods in this premis tonight.
We found a significant amount of stolen goods in this premis tonight.
by Felix on wheels September 14, 2008