dustup |
bushed |
As a noun dustup
is (informal) a scuffle or fight.
As an adjective bushed is
very tired; exhausted.
bushed |
busked |
As adjectives the difference between bushed and busked
is that
bushed is very tired; exhausted while
busked is wearing a busk.
As a verb busked is
past tense of busk.
bushel |
bushed |
As a noun bushel
is a dry measure, containing four pecks, eight gallons (364 l), or thirty-two quarts.
As an adjective bushed is
very tired; exhausted.
bushed |
busied |
As an adjective bushed
is very tired; exhausted.
As a verb busied is
(
busy).
busher |
bushed |
As a noun busher
is (us|baseball|slang) a major league baseball player who has recently come from a small league.
As an adjective bushed is
very tired; exhausted.
bushed |
hushed |
As adjectives the difference between bushed and hushed
is that
bushed is very tired; exhausted while
hushed is very quietly in soft tones.
As a verb hushed is
(
hush).
mushed |
bushed |
As a verb mushed
is (
mush).
As an adjective bushed is
very tired; exhausted.
pushed |
bushed |
As a verb pushed
is past tense of push.
As an adjective bushed is
very tired; exhausted.
bussed |
bushed |
As a verb bussed
is past tense of bus, an alternative spelling of nocap=1 lang=en.
As an adjective bushed is
very tired; exhausted.
bused |
bushed |
As a verb bused
is past tense of bus.
As an adjective bushed is
very tired; exhausted.
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