1. a commission or percentage of money earned from a sale or transaction
Usage: informal; chiefly North American
2. a person in charge of a department or organization; a commissioner
Usage: informal; chiefly North American

Examples

• The real estate agent earned a commish of 3% on the house sale.
• She negotiated a higher commish for each policy she sold.
• The new commish announced stricter rules for the league.
• He was appointed commish of the city's parks department.
• Sales reps at the company make most of their money from commish.
• The commish called an emergency meeting to address the scandal.