kibosh
Speech parts
1. kibosh - Noun
2. kibosh - Verb
Meaning
stop from happening or developing
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Examples
Block his election
Halt the process
Malkmus talked about how his label Matador put the kibosh on an album of songs he sang over keyboards and a drum machine in favor or a more on-brand Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks record.
I was going to make it for Thanksgiving, but my father took one look at the cream cheese in the ingredient list and put the kibosh on it right quick.
’s entry for “kibosh” says “origin obscure,” but adds, “It has been stated to be Yiddish or Anglo-Hebraic.”
Transit project will kibosh hundreds of spaces, but most Sunsetters don’t want new spots.