10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOSH-UP»
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nosh-up in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nosh-up and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Nosh - The International Diet Cookbook
Liv Jones. NOSH DEFINED NOSH (Noun) : [singular] \ˈnäsh\ 1. Food. “The pub
has great nosh.” NOSHING (Verb) : 1. Eating “Noshing on a cheeseburger!”
NOSH UP (Noun) : [singular] 1. A large satisfying, excellent meal. “That was a
stellar ...
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The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
Stephen J, Cannell, The Tin Collectors, p. 26S, 2001 no-Show noun a non-
appearance at an appointed time or place us, 7957 • [F]ind out why he pulled a
no-show on his hearing yesterday.— Janet Evanovich, Seven Up. p 4, 2001 nosh
up ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor, 2006
s'en mettre plein la lampe to eat il y a rien à grailler ; ils sont en train de grailler to
have a real nosh-up (of t'aurais vu le buffet ! on s'en est mis plein la food and
drink) lampe s'en mettre plein la gueule to have a real nosh-up (of on s'en est mis
...
R. E. Batchelor, M. H. Offord, 1993
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A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
(Anderson) Cf. prec. and:nosh-up. A bout of eating; a banquet: coll.: since late
19505. Ex nosh, v. Nosmo. See Nozmo. nosper. A person: back 5., low London:
—1909 (Ware). —2. Hence (—1909), a stranger. Ibid. nosrap. A parson: back 5.
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The Concise New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and ...
... has just made anobvious statement. Sherlock Holmes extends NO SHIT! US,
1989 noshow noun a nonappearance at anappointed time or place US, 1957
nosh up; nosh noun ameal,a periodof eating, mealtime. After NOSH (toeat)UK,
1964 ...
Terry Victor, Tom Dalzell, 2007
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Language: Its Structure and Use
The verb nosh with the suffix -er produces the noun nosher 'one who noshes,'
and nosh itself can be used as a noun meaning 'a snack.' In Britain, nosh has
been compounded into the noun nosh-up, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone (
See Ex.
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Pocket Oxford English Dictionary
origin Yiddish. nosh-up n. Brit. informal a large meal. nostalgia n. /no-stal-juh/
wistful longing for a happier or better time in the past. nostalgic adj. nostalgically
adv. – origin from Greek nostos 'return home' + algos 'pain'. nostril n. either of the
...
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The Chinese Essay: An Anthology
The ideal is to get taste without consuming substance, and to get hungrier the
more you eat: just like the 'regurgitants' popular in the last days of the Roman
Empire, you have a big nosh-up and after you are bloated and drunk, a course of
...
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The Secrets of Facilitation: The SMART Guide to Getting ...
WhatI need now is a nosh up, a top feed, and a blow. Whatdayareckon?”
Language determines our thinking, and at this point I was thinking that this
colleague and friend was saying something that sounded offensive, but I couldn't
believe that ...
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Oy Vey: More!: The Ultimate Book of Jewish Jokes
'Today's special is potted flanken nosh-up. This is made with especially fatty meat
to which we add potatoes and carrots and leave the whole caboodle in the oven
for almost eight hours. We then serve it with home made challah bread for ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NOSH-UP»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
nosh-up is used in the context of the following news items.
No punter shortage for Packer's Crown
Medcraft's hospitality can't compare to the nosh-up Gynge enjoyed at Rockpool with old mate Paul Skamvougeras, of Nine investor Perpetual, ... «The Australian, Jul 15»
A new advertisement for McLaren Vale
... vignettes, a tractor, more helicopter and eventually we see all these silvertails called The Masters Of McLaren Vale having a fine old nosh-up. «InDaily, Jul 15»
Cash their ships
But not Bishop et al: by last night, the New York nosh-up had 48 bids — mainly from two very determined bidders — putting it up to $25,000. «The Australian, Jun 15»
The word 'easy' doesn't exist at sea
... we put our oil frocks back on and returned to relieve other deck crew, who had been busy gutting, so they could have their "nosh-up". «Grimsby Telegraph, Jun 15»
When 'local is focal' can boost tourism
Old notions of tourism promotion based on, say, running ads or supporting isolated local events, like the recent world street food nosh-up, are ... «The Straits Times, Apr 15»
Restaurant workers worried over service charge backlash
The staff at Nosh-Up Cafe in Section 16 have branded the calls “inconsiderate” and “a poor misunderstanding”. “People believe that we are ... «Malay Mail Online, Apr 15»
Breakfasting with such a distinguished politico!
The event was an €85 early-morning nosh-up at the Imperial Hotel to which more than a hundred of Cork's greatest and good turned up. «Southern Star Newspaper, Feb 15»
Minister praises fledgling Torbay businesses
A !minister with even less credibility than his hair. | 8. Report. Profile image for Pit2014 · Pit2014 | February 19 2015, 10:38PM. Is that nosh-up ... «Torquay Herald Express, Feb 15»
A nosh-up of posh
Ask any Karachiite what to do in the city and there is no way you won't get a mention of food. Whether it's the posh, upscale E-Street buzzing ... «The News on Sunday, Jan 15»
The Punter, Cambridge - restaurant review
So to celebrate, we suggested a combined family nosh-up. A Table For Nine, if you like. Never thought for one minute everyone would agree to ... «Cambridge News, Jan 15»
