Meaning of mishegass | Babel Free
Definitions
Alternative spelling of mishegoss.
alt-of, alternative, slang, uncountable
Examples
“You have been a target ever since your hysterical and paranoid reaction to my insider's quip (MOT) and calling me "a nasty little prick." If you had not chickened out and killfiled me, you could have read all my commentaries to your arrogant, platitude-oozing, patronizing posts, including my references to your frigid butchiness. Here is your original mishegass: "However, the "MOT" reference above did push my button. It stands for "Member of the Tribe", and is a semi-humorous, wryly affectionate way for Jews to refer to each other. Do you suppose that is the way RA is using it?" "Into the killfile, you nasty little prick." If this is not paranoia, I don't know what is: Calling a stranger a "nasty little prick" because he used a "semi-humorous, wryly affectionate" insider's abbreviation. Are there any shrinks in this group to shed light on this snotty cunt's irrational reaction?”
“"It'll take a bit longer." "Like how much is a bit longer?" "Well, finding an open date at the shul, and then all the caterers and flowers and photographers and invitations and other mishegass. It will be about six, seven months," she said.”
“It is because these days society perceives that a mishegass involving gender identity is different from any other mishegass, and the penis is different from any other organ, that I say the world has gone totally meshugga.”
“You wade throught dreck and mishegass for months and then monday's episode appears and once again you remember why you love the soaps.”
“Minneapolis was no slouch in this category, though trailing far behind St. Paul and Hot Springs, Arkansas, as sites on crooks' favorite cool-down triptychs. Especially Bugsy Siegel found refuge from his own mishegass in Minneapolis, but Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano were also spotted in Kid Cann night-spot kitchens.”
CEFR level
B2
Upper Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.