by Team_180B July 24, 2006
A word used in the beatbox scene to express excitement, maximum respect, and love. Can also be a greeting between beatboxers. It is also used as a call and response word when beatboxers gather in groups or at beatbox events/competitions.
It is also a beatbox snare also called Esh Cough snare
It is also a beatbox snare also called Esh Cough snare
Example 1:
*Beatbox addict (person 1) sees someone (person 2) with a Beatbox International hat on*
Person 1: Esh!!
Person 2: Esh!!
* They immediately become best friends*
Example 2:
*Beatboxer is performing on a stage or online*
People in the crowd or chat: *Spam esh*
*Beatbox addict (person 1) sees someone (person 2) with a Beatbox International hat on*
Person 1: Esh!!
Person 2: Esh!!
* They immediately become best friends*
Example 2:
*Beatboxer is performing on a stage or online*
People in the crowd or chat: *Spam esh*
by geosis June 20, 2023
by Arkhos April 14, 2020
Someone or something that is or is acting annoying, weird or anything else according to the situation
Landi :(tells a joke that wasn’t funny)
T’yanna:”eshhhh”
Isabella:”Landi stop being eshyy”
Georgia”Did you see that. . . Esh”
(All laugh)
T’yanna:”eshhhh”
Isabella:”Landi stop being eshyy”
Georgia”Did you see that. . . Esh”
(All laugh)
by Eshmaker1 January 30, 2018
A derivative of "aesh," an all-purpose expression coined by Eric G of Sonoma, California at the time.
"Aesh" and "esh" are typically used as a response, and, depending on the tone of delivery, convey the user's feelings toward a subject. Bottom line, it's something you say when you're high (but not always) and words fail you, and it's catching on, so I felt the need to give myself credit somewhere.
"Aesh" and "esh" are typically used as a response, and, depending on the tone of delivery, convey the user's feelings toward a subject. Bottom line, it's something you say when you're high (but not always) and words fail you, and it's catching on, so I felt the need to give myself credit somewhere.
by Gricke October 11, 2009
by Jim Eshleman January 27, 2007
n Something displeasing or unsatisfactory; used to express a feeling that cannot be stated in words. Origin: New York, NY
by Ciara November 15, 2004