interjection
sheesh
sheesh
Sheesh (interjection) means used to express disbelief, frustration, or mild exasperation. Example: “Sheesh, that took forever!”
interjection
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Used to express disbelief, frustration, or mild exasperation.
"Sheesh, that took forever!"
How to use sheesh
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA casual exclamation of frustration or surprise, like a milder version of "geez."
When to use it
Informal and spoken, common in casual conversation and online messaging.
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Etymology
A softened, euphemistic version of "Jesus."
Rhymes for sheesh
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What does “sheesh” mean?
The word “sheesh” means used to express disbelief, frustration, or mild exasperation. In plain terms, a casual exclamation of frustration or surprise, like a milder version of "geez.".
How do you pronounce “sheesh”?
“Sheesh” is pronounced sheesh (/ʃiːʃ/ in IPA).
How do you use “sheesh” in a sentence?
Here is “sheesh” used in a sentence: “Sheesh, that took forever!”
What part of speech is “sheesh”?
“Sheesh” is an interjection.
