Definition of pshaw in English:

pshaw

exclamation ʃɔːpʃɔː(p)ʃɔ

dated, humorous

An expression of contempt or impatience.
‘Poison? Pshaw! The very idea!’
Example sentencesExamples
- EEEEWWWW pshaw what the bloody hell?
- And for those of you who don't really want details of this, pshaw!

verb ʃɔːpʃɔː(p)ʃɔ

[no object]dated, humorous

Say ‘pshaw’
when I suggested that free trade might dilute Canadian culture, he pshawed
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Oh, I was a stickler for the rules,’ she pshawed, ‘I work in a bar now.’
- But business leaders have pshawed those claims, saying that much of the debate by critics outside the chip industry has been driven by ignorance and emotional arguments.
- He pshawed me, accused me of being in denial of incipient middle-age and merely affecting to like ‘the crew’ whilst pining for Celine Dion or Dido.
- But other lawmakers pshawed that notion, saying the ministry's financial report yesterday lacked substance.
- Upon hearing Kurtz's notes over the phone, one imagines the rewrite guy pshawing the angle.

Origin

Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the late 17th century.

Definition of pshaw in US English:

pshaw

exclamation(p)ʃɔ(p)SHô

An expression of contempt or impatience.
“Poison? Pshaw! The very idea!”
Example sentencesExamples
- And for those of you who don't really want details of this, pshaw!
- EEEEWWWW pshaw what the bloody hell?

verb(p)ʃɔ(p)SHô

[no object]

Say ‘pshaw’
when I suggested that free trade might dilute Canadian culture, he pshawed
Example sentencesExamples
- He pshawed me, accused me of being in denial of incipient middle-age and merely affecting to like ‘the crew’ whilst pining for Celine Dion or Dido.
- ‘Oh, I was a stickler for the rules,’ she pshawed, ‘I work in a bar now.’
- But business leaders have pshawed those claims, saying that much of the debate by critics outside the chip industry has been driven by ignorance and emotional arguments.
- But other lawmakers pshawed that notion, saying the ministry's financial report yesterday lacked substance.
- Upon hearing Kurtz's notes over the phone, one imagines the rewrite guy pshawing the angle.

Origin

Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the late 17th century.

单词	pshaw
释义	Definition of pshaw in English: pshaw exclamation ʃɔːpʃɔː(p)ʃɔ dated, humorous An expression of contempt or impatience. ‘Poison? Pshaw! The very idea!’ Example sentencesExamples EEEEWWWW pshaw what the bloody hell? And for those of you who don't really want details of this, pshaw! verb ʃɔːpʃɔː(p)ʃɔ [no object]dated, humorous Say ‘pshaw’ when I suggested that free trade might dilute Canadian culture, he pshawed Example sentencesExamples ‘Oh, I was a stickler for the rules,’ she pshawed, ‘I work in a bar now.’ But business leaders have pshawed those claims, saying that much of the debate by critics outside the chip industry has been driven by ignorance and emotional arguments. He pshawed me, accused me of being in denial of incipient middle-age and merely affecting to like ‘the crew’ whilst pining for Celine Dion or Dido. But other lawmakers pshawed that notion, saying the ministry's financial report yesterday lacked substance. Upon hearing Kurtz's notes over the phone, one imagines the rewrite guy pshawing the angle. Origin Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the late 17th century. Definition of pshaw in US English: pshaw exclamation(p)ʃɔ(p)SHô An expression of contempt or impatience. “Poison? Pshaw! The very idea!” Example sentencesExamples And for those of you who don't really want details of this, pshaw! EEEEWWWW pshaw what the bloody hell? verb(p)ʃɔ(p)SHô [no object] Say ‘pshaw’ when I suggested that free trade might dilute Canadian culture, he pshawed Example sentencesExamples He pshawed me, accused me of being in denial of incipient middle-age and merely affecting to like ‘the crew’ whilst pining for Celine Dion or Dido. ‘Oh, I was a stickler for the rules,’ she pshawed, ‘I work in a bar now.’ But business leaders have pshawed those claims, saying that much of the debate by critics outside the chip industry has been driven by ignorance and emotional arguments. But other lawmakers pshawed that notion, saying the ministry's financial report yesterday lacked substance. Upon hearing Kurtz's notes over the phone, one imagines the rewrite guy pshawing the angle. Origin Natural exclamation: first recorded in English in the late 17th century.
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