by Stealth July 17, 2003
by hellonbrooklyn November 14, 2012
n. snack food
v. to snack on, often for extended periods of time rather than eating a meal at parties, in front of the TV or while sitting around passing a pipe and listening to hendrix
v. to snack on, often for extended periods of time rather than eating a meal at parties, in front of the TV or while sitting around passing a pipe and listening to hendrix
by akary October 20, 2004
Nosh – 1. Noun: A session of eating. E.g., “looking for a nosh”.
2. Noun: Food.
3. Noun: A blow job. E.g., “looking for a nosh”.
4. Verb: To snack on. E.g., “noshing”.
5. Verb: To perform oral sex on. E.g., “there are plenty of ladies in Soho who take money for noshing men”.
N.B. When used without the indefinite article, e.g., “to go for nosh”, the word "nosh" is not sexually charged or ambiguous.
2. Noun: Food.
3. Noun: A blow job. E.g., “looking for a nosh”.
4. Verb: To snack on. E.g., “noshing”.
5. Verb: To perform oral sex on. E.g., “there are plenty of ladies in Soho who take money for noshing men”.
N.B. When used without the indefinite article, e.g., “to go for nosh”, the word "nosh" is not sexually charged or ambiguous.
by Stan Still January 15, 2011
by DitherInTheRed July 11, 2018
He was hungry and desperate to mosh.
I sat down to a big plate of nosh.
We went to the corner cafe for a good nosh-up.
I sat down to a big plate of nosh.
We went to the corner cafe for a good nosh-up.
by Humfry Bogus November 11, 2006