1. third-person singular present tense of kibosh; to put an end to something; to stop or reject
Usage: informal; often used with 'put the kibosh on'

1. plural of kibosh; something that stops or prevents an action or plan
Usage: informal; usually used in the phrase 'put the kibosh on'

Examples

• The budget cuts kyboshes the new project before it even started.
• Her parents put the kyboshes on her plans to travel alone.
• The manager kyboshes any ideas that don't fit the company strategy.
• Several kyboshes were placed on the proposal during the meeting.
• He kyboshes every suggestion without considering the details.
• The weather kyboshes our outdoor event for the weekend.