The word 'josh' is correct and can be used in written English.
The word 'josh' is generally used as a verb, and means to tease or joke. Example: My boss likes to josh with us to make the workplace more enjoyable.
"Josh is keen to appear in person at the disciplinary hearing and we will most strongly support him by all means available".
With his young appearance, Josh is what's known as a "twink".
I asked what Josh was like as a kid.
Josh used to walk out of school, just getting up in class, saying, "I'm going for a tea".
Darius Boyd scores despite the attention of Josh (standing) and Brett Morris: Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images.
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Ilsar performs with long-time musical collaborators Daniel Pliner (synths) and Josh Ahearn (electric bass) as the Sticks and their debut single, World Maps, is funky and weird, with references to vintage video game music.
Assistant treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced on Thursday that in next week's budget the government would cap the amount that public hospital staff and workers in the not-for-profit sector could claim in meals and entertainment entitlements.
Dean Richards, Newcastle's director of rugby, had a king-sized rant after the match at the decision by the referee, Greg Garner, to show yellow cards five minutes before the end to his lock Josh Furno and the London Irish flanker Jebb Sinclair.
When Josh Crumb and his colleague started out, they just wanted to figure out a way to allow people to pay for a cup of coffee with gold.
"The president certainly was disappointed to have to sign that one week extension," said Obama's press secretary Josh Earnest.
