OK or fine. The word is shortened from kosher, a word meaning blessed by a rabbi. If something is kosher, it's acceptable, and kosh is simply short for kosher.
by RoughGrooveSurface September 27, 2005
by Cornslop March 16, 2018
To be deliberately obscure or cryptic when telling a person something or answering a question. Origin: Kosh is the name of an alien on the science-fiction series Babylon 5. His speech was as described previously. The term has been used in the past by people on the internet familiar with the show.
by VAKI5 May 07, 2005
by whitemormon October 19, 2011
Kosh - derived from the word "Kosher", originally popular in the Jewish community, but is now catching on with the gentiles
1. (adj.) pure, from the heart
2. (adj.) blessed by a Rabbi
3. (adj.) clean
1. (adj.) pure, from the heart
2. (adj.) blessed by a Rabbi
3. (adj.) clean
Yo Ishmael! That rhyme you spit last night at the JCC (Jewish Community Center) was totally kosh.
J Schmizzle, that pizza your mom made was kosh right?
Abraham, the synagogue you go to is so kosh compared to the one I usually go to.
J Schmizzle, that pizza your mom made was kosh right?
Abraham, the synagogue you go to is so kosh compared to the one I usually go to.
by shizi p March 05, 2011
when an item, situation, or action is niether bad nor good. You could say its average. Derived from the jewish word of kosher.
by scroggtastic September 20, 2010
by R. Kemp January 14, 2005