How to pronounce “posh” in English

poshon in my view territory the most important question in Afghanistan I learned many

He was incredibly posh, you said.

He was incredibly posh.

And we're not talking about a posh apartment with great views of the river, either.

And we were sent off to the posh private schools.

Poppy had always dreamed of being a posh prima ballerina.

So we pretended we were posher than we were, and the posh people pretended to believe us,

but he also had a posher mistress called Louise de Keroualle about the same time, and she is now thought probably to have been a French spy.

Unsealed script, very posh kind of script, like the "Codex Amiatinus," so a fine thing.

Francesca, who is very posh and drinks a lot and is only once in her life been known to take public transport.

Posh people become writers.

And at the time I was at this very posh English school, a school called Eton College that had been founded, I think,

And so I was supposed to be becoming this posh English gentleman, and instead I would go off to gamble in this turf account

and so one should resist the temptation to try to sound posh on the cheap by using a hoity-toity version of a familiar word.

He's obviously not as different as when he was posh and pooing for Netherlands.

Because if we're like that, we sound posh.

starts with a dinner party in a mansion with a group of posh forks, and then a murder happens.

group in Afghanistan across the border in p Pakistan the Taliban are poshon the largest ethnic group in the world larger

Now, Nigel was lovely, but he was terribly posh.

She said, oh yeah, but scone's more posh, isn't it?

And then have finally come into myself as a wisdom teacher, which is a very posh term.

polyester-- then it's like, oh that's pish posh.

I like stories that happen in exotic places, involving posh guests.

bloody poetry at the Olympics and I could tell he was a tough because he had this Posh tow gun

So we've got these sort of judgments about individual words, about the poshness of words, pronunciations, about whether something is the right way to say things or not.

looking around me and realizing what was really going on I would left the world of the poshon and become

would change this border what president Kai said himself we do not accept this border there's no poshon alive who will

And they'd seen me with the other four girls, but they'd always stop me and check me, like are you really staying at this swanky, posh hotel?

Maybe people from this area of the country are thinking, well, it sounds more posh to say it that way.

If she had been doing Newbridge Cutlery, dining at home, and here's how the posh dine, it probably would've sat much more easily.

Bustifer Jones, who's a cat who owns all these clubs, and he he's just like the most posh man in the world, he is

And I kind of think, yeah, you're exactly what I was, an annoying little posh bloke 20 years ago.

This on the left is Kappler, 1895, he bartended at a very posh hotel called the Holland House.

Many of these bartenders at the time had travelled around the country, they had mixed drinks in numerous posh hotels, and by now they have not only their own books, but

I'm actually a CPA by training or a chartered accountant which is the somewhat posh name we give ourselves

They probably bought in the market in the Croom to make us look posh, right?

And the charter of this sort is written in a script that we call uncial, which is also the script that's used for writing the poshest gospel