Antonyms for bushed

Grammar : Adj

Spell : boo sht

Phonetic Transcription : bʊʃt

Definition of bushed

Origin : "tired," 1870, American English, perhaps from earlier sense of "lost in the woods" (1856), from bush (n.).

adj exhausted

Example sentences :

Shane said, "Remember the time I 'bushed' you over in Dunlap's meadow?"
Extract from : « A Daughter of the Middle Border » by Hamlin Garland

I'm not coming back till I find my little 'un that's bushed in this mallee.'
Extract from : « Some Persons Unknown » by E. W. Hornung

All peas, for picking while green, are more convenient when bushed.
Extract from : « Soil Culture » by J. H. Walden

I agreed, but told him that I couldn't find the way and should get 'bushed' if I tried.
Extract from : « Spiritualism and the New Psychology » by Millais Culpin

See that the cloth, with which the hole is bushed, is not loose and wrinkled.
Extract from : « Piano Tuning » by J. Cree Fischer

The big ends are lined with white metal and the small ends are bushed with phosphor bronze.
Extract from : « Aviation Engines » by Victor Wilfred Pag

Once, when I had gone out parrot-potting, with another young fellow almost as green as myself, we had very nearly got bushed.
Extract from : « A Boy's Voyage Round the World » by The Son of Samuel Smiles

All other peas had better be bushed, that they may be easily picked, and that the later ones may mature.
Extract from : « Soil Culture » by J. H. Walden

Nevertheless, we fell into the disgrace (to an Australian Jehu) of being "bushed" that night.
Extract from : « Thirty Years in Australia » by Ada Cambridge

Where by accident the perforation has become enlarged at the end, it has been bushed by setting in a small piece of shell.
Extract from : « Art in Shell of the Ancient Americans » by William H. Holmes

Synonyms for bushed

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