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- He has a British-ish accent that makes him sound charming and sophisticated.
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Watch on YouTubeHe called himself Jew ish with a dash in between this.
- He called himself Jew ish with a dash in between this.
- It's just this nice Moroccan ish print towel.
- Will they be more Susan Collins ish or Mitt Romney ish?
- And yes, it's Murdoch tone, and yes, it's tabloid ish, but it also is a real newspaper.
- But he also is very, very CIA ish.
- They have this online and I thought it was more of a new brand inside of Ulta, but I feel like this is an Ulta ish like in house brand that they brought out for the holidays.
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The new restaurant serves Italian-ish dishes that incorporate a variety of flavors.
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So it's probably going to work on like fair to medium ish skin tones.
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So I'm mid size, which means I'm plus size ish in Japan.
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It's just this nice Moroccan ish print towel.
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And yes, it's Murdoch tone, and yes, it's tabloid ish, but it also is a real newspaper.
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I want to introduce these are very standard MBA ish shorthand frameworks for thinking about cases.
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But the ingredients are really nice, like it's a vegan clean ish formulation in most of their products that I've seen.
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Will they be more Susan Collins ish or Mitt Romney ish?
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So I'm first going to line my lips up with the Subculture lip pencil from Mac, which is kind of like a pinky ish leaning liner.
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Her dress is very vintage-ish, with lace and embroidery that remind me of the past.
Synonyms
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An ending added to a name to show someone or something is connected to it
Surface Forms
Etymology
-Ish also became a way to show where someone or something comes from, as in English or Spanish, because the old ending -isc was used for groups and places. That's why adding -ish to a country name makes an adjective about its people or language.