A descriptor that may be used in place of the phrase "So-so", "Sort of", or a hand-tilting gesture, indicating the mere adequacy of the thing or event in question. Replaces the use of an actual adjective modified by the suffix "-ish", e.g. "funish" or "yellowish".
by Guinevere January 05, 2004
A)a suffix used to give an approximation of time or B)to say that something is close to being something else
A) He ate my cat at around 5-ish
B) The pen that he stabbed me with was kind of biggish
NOTE: I do not condone the eating of cats or the stabbing of folk with pens (unless they really deserve it)
B) The pen that he stabbed me with was kind of biggish
NOTE: I do not condone the eating of cats or the stabbing of folk with pens (unless they really deserve it)
by D-Bomb January 06, 2004
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by pheer6224 October 21, 2016
1. I will get to your house at 9ish.
2. It is hottish (meaning it isnt quite hot but its more than warm).
2. It is hottish (meaning it isnt quite hot but its more than warm).
by Katie July 30, 2003