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bush|whack|er — «BUSH HWAK uhr», noun. 1. a person who lives or works in wooded areas. 2. a person who clears out underbrush. 3. a scythe for cutting bushes. 4. a) a guerrilla fighter. b) a guerrilla on the Confederate side in the Civil War … Useful english dictionary
bush|whack|ing — «BUSH HWAK ihng», noun. 1. the act of beating one s way through bushes. 2. fighting from behind bushes, rocks, or from other hiding places; guerrilla warfare … Useful english dictionary
bush·whack — … Useful english dictionary
whack — bush·whack; bush·whack·er; whack·er; whack; whack·ing; … English syllables
bush — am·bush·ment; ba·bush·ka; blun·der·bush; bush; bush·beat; bush·beat·er; bush·el·age; bush·el·er; bush·el·ful; bush·el·man; bush·er; bush·i·ly; bush·i·ness; bush·ing; bush·less; bush·man; bush·man·oid; bush·veld; bush·wa; bush·whack;… … English syllables
Google Whack — Google (moteur de recherche) Logo de Google URL google.com Commercial oui … Wikipédia en Français
Google whack — Google (moteur de recherche) Logo de Google URL google.com Commercial oui … Wikipédia en Français
bushwhack — bush·whack … English syllables
bushwhacker — bush·whack·er … English syllables
bushwhack — bush•whack [[t]ˈbʊʃˌ(h)wæk, ˌwæk[/t]] v. i. 1) to make one s way through woods by cutting at undergrowth, branches, etc 2) naut. to pull a boat upstream from on board by grasping bushes, rocks, etc., on the shore 3) to fight as a bushwhacker or… … From formal English to slang
