exposishとは 意味・読み方・使い方

発音

• IPA: /ɛkspəˈzɪʃ/

名詞

exposish (plural exposishes)

1. (dated, colloquial) An exposition.
   • 1884, South, Eudora Lindsay, “Letter Nine.”, in Wayside notes and fireside thoughts‎, page 119:

     Dis exposish' is noting. I did cry ven I was at Vienna, dere were so many lufly dings.

   • 1909, Robert Rudd Whiting, “A Little Story of Life”, in Everybody's Magazine 1899-1929‎, page 851:

     Big Annie’s gone west for the exposish.

   • 1913, Unattributed, Catalog of Copyright Entries, 1913 Musical Compositions Last Half of 1913 July-Dec New Series Vol 8 Part 2‎:

     Oh take me to that exposish.

   • 1936, Bill Rice, “Frisco Asks N.Y. Delay Since Own Fair Late”, in Variety‎, page 70:

     Local exposish was originally scheduled for 1938, but later it was found impossible to have fair ready by that time.