AFAIK, it's not - at least, not always - exactly complimentary. Often, it's
used for a naive person that's easily enthused, or carried away.
A
On 1/22/07, Udhay Shankar N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dave Long wrote: [ on 09:15 PM 1/22/2007 ]
>Is the video game "powered up" anything like the proper sense of "in
>full josh"?
Not in my understanding. I would use "full josh" to convey a
hyper-enthused character ("charged up" in the sense of enthusiasm
levels, or an enthu cutlet on speed)
HTH
Udhay
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