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Definition of eish in English: eishexclamation eɪʃāSH South African informal Used to express surprise, annoyance, pain, etc. Example sentencesExamples - Eish please stop with the always online talk.
- If I'm not mistaken Hougaard never played for the Boks again after that tackle, broken collar bone or something, eish
- Some are saying that I am stereotyping them about stereotyping me; eish!
- About to do my tax, finally. What a thing to do on a Sunday night. Eish
- Eish, with one or two key Toon defenders injured or suspended, even I can't see them snatching anything from this one
- Eish, man, I know that feeling.
- Eish! The way I took a long nap this afternoon, I'm going to struggle to sleep later!
- I know as a fan i should defend her but eish sometimes it's hard, cause she does things I don't agree with.
- Eish, yeah, you definitely need a car here!
- Eish - I am behind on everything.
Origin 1990s: from Tsotsitaal, a township patois. Definition of eish in US English: eishexclamationāSH South African informal Used to express surprise, annoyance, pain, etc. woke up with a cramp, eish Example sentencesExamples - Eish, yeah, you definitely need a car here!
- Eish - I am behind on everything.
- I know as a fan i should defend her but eish sometimes it's hard, cause she does things I don't agree with.
- If I'm not mistaken Hougaard never played for the Boks again after that tackle, broken collar bone or something, eish
- Eish, with one or two key Toon defenders injured or suspended, even I can't see them snatching anything from this one
- Some are saying that I am stereotyping them about stereotyping me; eish!
- Eish! The way I took a long nap this afternoon, I'm going to struggle to sleep later!
- Eish please stop with the always online talk.
- About to do my tax, finally. What a thing to do on a Sunday night. Eish
- Eish, man, I know that feeling.
Origin 1990s: from Tsotsitaal, a township patois. |