tush in English

noun

1

a long pointed tooth, in particular a canine tooth of a male horse.

2

a person's buttocks.

exclamation

1

expressing disapproval, impatience, or dismissal.

tush, these are trifles and mere old wives' tales

noun

stern, bottom, nates, fundament, posterior, prat, bum, tail end, can, buns, fanny, rear end, buttocks, ass, tail, backside, rump, hindquarters, behind, butt, seat, rear, derriere, keister

Use "tush" in a sentence

1. 1591, Shakespeare, Henry VI, Part III, Act IV, Scene vii: Tush, man, Abodements must not now affright us

2. The Tush Cush orthopedic seat Cushion is scientifically designed to relieve and prevent back pain, numb buttocks and other discomforts associated with sitting

3. Thou sonne of man, what maner of Byworde is that, which ye vse in the lande of Israel, sayinge: Tush, seynge that the dayes are so slacke in commynge, all the visyons are of none effecte: 12:23: Tell them therfore, thus sayeth the Lorde God: I wyll make that Byworde to ceasse, so that it shall nomore be commenly vsed in Israel.

4. 22 Thou sonne of man, what maner of Byworde is that, which ye vse in þe lande of Israel, sayinge: Tush, seynge that the dayes are so slacke in commynge, all the visyons are of none effecte: 23 Tell them therfore, thus sayeth the Lorde God: I wyll make that Byworde to ceasse, so that it shall nomore be commenly vsed in Israel.