Definition of Baksheesh. Meaning of Baksheesh. Synonyms of Baksheesh

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Definition of Baksheesh

Baksheesh
Baksheesh Bak"sheesh`, Bakshish Bak"shish`, n. Same as Backsheesh.

Meaning of Baksheesh from wikipedia

- Baksheesh (from Persian: بخشش bakhshesh) is tipping, charitable giving, and certain forms of political corruption and bribery in the Middle East and South...
- the national and local governments. Annates Anti-competitive practices Baksheesh Bid rigging Charbonneau Commission Conflict of interest Fraud Kickbacks...
- audience of his fake identity, he would then reveal it and be awarded a baksheesh for having entertained the group. Due to their expertise with disguise...
- General Baksheesh Black market / Grey market Bribery Collusion Commercial bribery Confidence trick Embezzlement Extortion Fraud Graft (politics) Honest...
- General Baksheesh Black market / Grey market Bribery Collusion Commercial bribery Confidence trick Embezzlement Extortion Fraud Graft (politics) Honest...
- in Steel" B.J. Ward as CAP in "The Scourge of Skyborg" Frank Welker as Baksheesh in "Nightmare in Steel", Vikong in "Vikong Lives", Remy in "Vikong Lives"...
- General Baksheesh Black market / Grey market Bribery Collusion Commercial bribery Confidence trick Embezzlement Extortion Fraud Graft (politics) Honest...
- used for the play Ye Gods in 1916. A chorus of beggars sings: "Baksheesh, baksheesh Allah"; p****ers-by sing "Empshi" ("get away"). A romantic theme portrays...
- General Baksheesh Black market / Grey market Bribery Collusion Commercial bribery Confidence trick Embezzlement Extortion Fraud Graft (politics) Honest...
- which met with much resistance and the need to pay the local Goan police baksheesh. Events were generally staged around a bar, even though these were often...