Usage of "kibosh" | TermGallery

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Stop from happening or developing.

Usage of kibosh in English

Serious Materials' QuietHome doors seek to put the kibosh on sound dissipation. 
 Wired 

Adm. Smith apparently put the kibosh on the funding the project, however. 
 Wired 

Their presence before June 7th could put the kibosh on it entirely. 
 The Irish Times 

So it was you kids put the kibosh on Gus Megget. 
 Comrades of the Saddle; Or, The Young Rough Riders of the Plains 

So that kind of puts the kibosh on your breeding programme. 
 The Guardian 

But meanwhile, we're out to put the kibosh on this smuggling. 
 The Boy Scouts on Picket Duty 

But Al Gore was Live Earth's coproducer, and put the kibosh on this. 
 Year Zero 

In this case, Garrison had put the kibosh on a major project of Apple's. 
 More bitter than death: an emma fielding mystery 

Then higher rates will not necessarily put the kibosh on the stock market rally. 
 Reuters 

His flower seeds have evidently put the kibosh on the man in the mackinaw. 
 The Shagganappi 

Taylor's new bodyguard friend quickly put the kibosh on that. 
 Just the Sexiest Man Alive 

They of course, may or may not put the kibosh on Musk's autonomous ambitions. 
 Wired 

Working two jobs had a tendency to put the kibosh on any social life. 
 Calamity jayne 

The internet has put the kibosh on that particular kick. 
 The Irish Times 

Did that put the kibosh on the gig? 
 The Irish Times 

And it took us only one day to put the "kibosh" on that particular scheme. 
 The Road 

kibosh

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Singular

Frequent collocations

Translations for kibosh

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Kibosh through the time

Meanings of kibosh in English