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posh

[posh] / pɒʃ /


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"It is posher now, it was not that posh then," she has said.

From BBC

Safdie even concocts a subplot in which he invents his signature orange ball solely so he can wear all-white like the posh jocks of Wimbledon.

From Los Angeles Times

Like clockwork, the Mercedes arrived and parked at the foot of a runway in the small, posh airport that serves this air-conditioned resort city.

From Los Angeles Times

I included a couple bottles for Christmas Day that are a bit more posh than we’d usually order, and a couple from Jérôme Jouret, which I always get because they’re just beautiful.

From The Wall Street Journal

And in one posh neighborhood illuminated by massive LED screens, imported Christmas trees from Canada are going for the equivalent of $300, more than what most people earn monthly.

From The Wall Street Journal