Crossword clues for ish
ish
- It's like ''-like''
- It's kind of this puzzle's theme
- It means "like"
- Fiend's end?
- Ending like "-like"
- Ending like -oid
- Cousin of -like
- Comic actor Kabibble
- Comedian Kabibble
- Approximately, informally
- ". . . more or less"
- ''-y'' equivalent
- Yellow or green trailer
- Word ending that means "more or less"
- Wolf or owl follower
- Wasp follower
- Vague ending
- Suffix with sheep or owl
- Suffix with sheep or kitten
- Suffix with Jew or Brit
- Suffix with girl or boy
- Suffix with color names, often
- Suffix with Brit or Turk
- Suffix with Brit
- Suffix with Black or brack
- Suffix with bear or bull
- Suffix with amateur
- Suffix that means "sorta"
- Suffix that means "or so"
- Suffix that means "kinda"
- Suffix suggesting wiggle room
- Suffix suggesting resemblance
- Suffix suggesting degree
- Suffix suggested by the wiggling of one's hand
- Suffix of uncertainty
- Suffix meaning "to some extent"
- Suffix meaning "to some degree"
- Suffix meaning "or thereabouts"
- Suffix meaning "kinda"
- Suffix meaning ''about''
- Suffix for six
- Suffix for sheep
- Suffix for late or early
- Suffix for colors meaning "sort of"
- Suffix for bull or freak
- Suffix for bull
- Suffix for "sheep" or "bull"
- Suffix for "freak" or "fool"
- Suffix for "fool" or "ghoul"
- Suffix for "fool" meaning "somewhat"
- Suffix for "fiend" or "freak"
- Suffix for "child" or "churl"
- Suffix for "book" or "cartoon"
- Suffix for ''bull'' or ''fool''
- Sorta, suffixally
- Sorta, in suffix form
- Sorta, in suffix
- Sorta, at the end
- Sorta relative
- Sort of, in slang
- Sort of, as a suffix
- Slangy "sort of"
- Slang term derived from the sound of an edited-for-radio curse word
- Sheep's tail?
- Sheep tail?
- Self or wasp follower
- Self extension
- Roughly, informally
- Roughly (suffix)
- Relative of -oid
- Rather: Suffix
- Qualifying ending
- Numerical suffix for "about"
- Not exactly, colloquially
- Musician ___ Kabibble
- Modern minced oath for "shit"
- Modern bowdlerization of "shit"
- Kinda: Suff
- Kinda, as a suffix
- Kinda-sorta cousin
- Kinda equivalent
- Kind of at an end?
- It means "somewhat"
- It means "more or less"
- It means "in a way"
- It means ''kinda''
- It means ''kind of''
- It means ''a little''
- Guesstimated hour suffix
- Girl or child adjunct
- Ghoul follower?
- Freak ending?
- Finn or fin follower
- Fiend's tail?
- Estimator's suffix
- Ending with brack or Black
- Ending with Black or brack
- Ending with bald, baby, and boy
- Ending similar to "or so"
- Ending meaning "sort of"
- Ending meaning "not exactly"
- Ending for elf
- Ending for "ghoul" or "girl"
- Ending for "fool" or "bull"
- Ending for "devil" or "boor"
- Ending for "book" or "boy"
- Ending akin to -like
- Elf or self follower
- Devil's tail?
- Devil follower
- Cartoon ending?
- Bull's tail?
- Bull tail?
- Bull or freak attachment
- Brit's conclusion
- Boy or girl chaser
- Boy or book suffix
- Bear or bull add-on
- Bear or boor follower
- Approximate-time suffix
- Amateur ending
- "Thereabouts" suffix
- "More or less" equivalent
- "More or less" cousin
- "Like" ending
- "Grown-___" (Freeform sitcom)
- "Give or take" ending
- "Black-___" (Tracee Ellis Ross sitcom)
- "... or thereabouts"
- ". . . sorta"
- ". . . kinda"
- 'Sorta' suffix
- 'Semi-' suffix
- 'Kinda' suffix
- ''Sorta'' suffix
- -oid relative
- -like relative
- ___ kabbible
- Ending with oaf
- "-y" equivalent
- Common language suffix
- Suffix meaning "approximately"
- ___ Kabibble
- Language suffix
- Somewhat: Suffix
- Language name suffix
- Suffix with boy or girl
- Cousin of -esque
- Suffix with child or fiend
- Like: Suffix
- Nationality suffix
- Approximation suffix
- Kind of: Suffix
- Sorta: Suffix
- Suffix with clown or brown
- Devil's end?
- Wishy-washy suffix
- It's like -like
- #ИМЯ?
- Relative of -esque
- Sheep follower
- Sort of: Suffix
- Suffix on color names
- Relative of -y
- Suffix with bull or bear
- Suffix akin to -esque
- Suffix with boor or Moor
- Suffix with names of hours
- Suffix with book or bull
- Cousin of -y
- Suffix with hell and bull
- "Kinda" suffix
- Suffix with book or freak
- Book end?
- Meeting time suffix
- Ending with fool or ghoul
- It's like "-like"
- Girl chaser?
- Book closer?
- Suffix with sheep or goat
- Approximately: Suffix
- "Sort of" ending
- Suffix with hawk
- Suffix like -like
- Suffix with cartoon
- Suffix with freak
- Noncommittal suffix
- Suffix with fool or ghoul
- Roughly: Suffix
- Suffix with peck or puck
- Suffix with fiend or ghoul
- Ending like -like
- "Or so"
- Suffix of imprecision
- "Sorta" suffix
- "Kind of" ending
- "More or less" suffix
- Suffix with sheep or hawk
- "Kinda sorta"
- #NAME?
- Approximation ending
- Ending for amateur
- Suffix for Finn
- -like equivalent
- -like, alternatively
- Suffix for baby or old
- Mr. Kabibble
- Suffix for sheep or bull
- Musician Kabibble
- Iffy suffix
- Suffix for boy
- Suffix with sheep or wolf
- Suffix of approximation
- -esque relative
- Approximately, in times
- Devil follower?
- Kabibble of Kay Kyser's band
- Suffix with Finn or Lett
- Suffix with child or churl
- Ending for self or sheep
- Ending for bull or bear
- Suffix with devil
- Suffix with sheep or child
- Suffix with fool and dolt
- Suffix with buck or puck
- Ending for boor or book
- Ending for fool
- Ending for boy or girl
- Comic Kabibble
- Ending for Turk or Finn
- Ending with boy or girl
- Ending with dolt or colt
- Kabibble of comics
- More or less
- Somewhat, informally
- Somewhat (Suff.)
- "Sort of" suffix
- Suffix meaning "sorta"
- Kinda sorta
- Qualifying suffix
- Approximating suffix
- Suffix meaning "sort of"
- Suffix meaning "about"
- Suffix meaning "somewhat"
- "Somewhat" suffix
- Suffix with bull
- Suffix meaning "inclined to"
- Suffix meaning ''sort of''
- Somewhat, in suffixes
- Relative of -like
- Native suffix
- It means "sort of"
- Bull follower?
- Boy chaser?
- Book ending
- "In a way" ender
- "Black-___" (ABC sitcom)
- Wasp or sheep follower
- To some extent, informally
- Suffix with fool or owl
- Suffix used with numbers
- Suffix that means "sort of"
- Suffix meaning "or so"
- Suffix like "like"
- Suffix for self
- Suffix for an estimate
- Suffix for "bull" or "fool"
- Suffix denoting resemblance
- Suffix after flu
- Standoff end?
- Sorta suffix
- Sorta cousin
- O'clock or so
- Moderating suffix
- Kinda: Suffix
- Kay Kyser's Kabibble
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 vb. (eye dialect of is English) Etymology 2
adv. 1 (context colloquial English) somewhat, reasonably, fairly 2 (context colloquial English) about, approximately Etymology 3
n. The name of the letter which stands for the ''sh'' sound (IPA /ʃ/ English) in Pitman shorthand. Etymology 4
n. (context dated fandom slang English) An instalment of a periodical; an issue. Etymology 5
n. Shit.
Wikipedia
Ish may refer to:
- Chazon Ish, sobriquet of Rabbi Avraham Yeshayahu Karelitz
- the Sanskrit for "lord", see Ishvara
- Ish Kabibble (1908–1994), comedian and cornet player
- ...ish (audio drama), Doctor Who audio drama
- A suffix rendering an absolute to an approximation especially when referring to time.
- A book by Peter H. Reynolds
Usage examples of "ish".
Looking at that hawk-like profile bent over the hieratic ivory figures on the board, he wondered if Ish had understood how high gambling stakes could run.
She had started life as Letty Piggins, the daughter of an impover ished Yorkshire farmer.
From one moment of being a buck of the first head and cater- wauling with his friends allover London, chasing women, eat- ing and drinking his fill, gambling and playing, and with little thought for the morrow, to this seaborne exile was just too hell- ish a wrench.
It ish against my rules, and if I proke tem for you I vill have to do so for every body.
Before the pair of them had unsorted themselves Ish was on his feet again.
Ish and Em would have urged him to stay permanently, but they feared the triangle-situation, even when the outsider was as easygoing and perceptive as Ezra.
Ish could remember, he had never seen the easygoing Ezra punIsh a child.
Turcotte had immediately sized up the other man physi- ishing the long overland movements with heavy rucksack as cally.
As long as there were sulfa pills in any drug store and they kept potent in spite of age, Ish saw no need to find out experimentally just how this sore throat would develop, if left untreated.
The Dalmatian was the least fiercesome looking of the dogs, and Ish felt that he might brave that one.
Once Ish found him cutting different-shaped triangles from pieces of paper and then recutting the ends from each triangle and placing them together to form a straight line.
Despite the shirtsleeves and rumpled hair, Ish looked capable of playing pool for the rest of the night.
He saw an answering look of affection come into the big eyes, and suddenly Ish knew that behind all the boyIsh bumptiousness, Joey was really a timid, sensitive child, just as he himself had once been.
As Ish reflected, the Catholic Church had considered almost all possibilities, but apparently never the one of getting reorganized after the Apostolic Succession was broken and only two women remained.
It was an unforgettable day for we saw seventeen Bald Eagles-an almost unbelievable number in this age when the Bald Eagle has become yet another van- ishing species.