An eruptive emission of breath from the mouth, esp. as expressive of contempt. Obsolete.

An act of puffing out one's breath as an expression of contempt. Cf. puff, int. Obsolete.

An utterance of ‘pish’ †to make a pish at (also of): to treat with contempt; to make light of.

An utterance of ‘pooh’ (see sense B. 1). Now rare.

as a name for this utterance: esp. in †to make a tush at (or of), to scoff at, to pooh-pooh (obsolete).

This sound uttered in disapproval or scorn.

An exclamation expressing derision. Cf. mew, int. 2. Obsolete.

An utterance of ‘pshaw’.

An utterance of ‘pooh pooh!’

An utterance of ‘poof’; an instance of the sound ‘poof’; a short sharp puff of air, breath, etc.

An expression of contempt or derision, a reprimand; spec. a ‘raspberry’ (raspberry, n. 4). Chiefly in to get (or give) the razoo.

colloquial. A sound made by blowing with the tongue between the lips, suggestive of breaking wind; esp. used as an expression of mockery or…

= raspberry, n. 4. Frequently with the. Cf. razzberry, n.

= raspberry, n. 4. Frequently with the. Cf. razz, n.1

a sound of contempt or derision made by blowing through closed lips, usually with the tongue between; = raspberry, n. 4 originally U.S.

Used as an ironical exclamation to express one's contempt for something regarded as impressive or important by another person.