posh

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[ posh ]
/ pɒʃ /

adjective

sumptuously furnished or appointed; luxurious: a posh apartment.

Origin of posh

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1915–20; of obscure origin; compare posha dandy (recorded as British slang in 1890); the popular notion that the word is an acronym from port out(ward), starboard home, said to be the preferred accommodation on ships traveling between England and India, is without foundation

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British Dictionary definitions for poshest

posh
/ (pɒʃ) informal, mainly British /

adjective

smart, elegant, or fashionable; exclusive posh clothes
upper-class or genteel

adverb

in a manner associated with the upper class to talk posh

Derived forms of posh

poshness, noun

Word Origin for posh

C19: often said to be an acronym of the phrase port out, starboard home, the most desirable location for a cabin in British ships sailing to and from the East, being the north-facing or shaded side; but more likely to be a development of obsolete slang posh a dandy