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1. www.thefreedictionary.com › scooshScoosh - definition of scoosh by The Free Dictionary

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   scoosh (skʊʃ) vb 1. to squirt 2. (intr) (of liquid) to rush n 3. a squirt or rush of liquid 4. (Cookery) any fizzy drink [C19: of imitative origin] Collins English ...

2. www.collinsdictionary.com › dictionary › englishSCOOSH definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

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   4 meanings: 1. to squirt 2. (of liquid) to rush 3. a squirt or rush of liquid 4. any fizzy drink.... Click for more definitions.

3. en.wiktionary.org › wiki › skooshskoosh - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

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   Nov 5, 2024 · skoosh (third-person singular simple present skooshes, present participle skooshing, simple past and past participle skooshed) (informal, chiefly Scotland) To squirt. 2001, Andrew Campbell, Dead Letter House, Neil Wilson Pub Limited: Untouchable. I am untouchable. I cannot touch. But in these other states, I am the citizen of many nations.

4. github.com › dwyl › english-wordsGitHub - dwyl/english-words: :memo: A text file containing ...

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   words_dictionary.json contains all the words from words_alpha.txt as json format. If you are using Python, you can easily load this file and use it as a dictionary for faster performance. If you are using Python, you can easily load this file and use it as a dictionary for faster performance.

5. www.thebottleimp.org.uk › 2017 › 06Scots Word of the Season: ‘Skoosh’

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   Scots Word of the Season: ‘Skoosh’ By Maggie Scott skoosh v. (cause to) gush, splash, squirt; dart, move rapidly with a swishing sound; etc n. a splash, spurt, jet (of liquid); carbonated drink such as lemonade; etc Skoosh is an onomatopoeic word that ably echoes the sound of the speedy, swishy, splashy things it describes.

6. dsl.ac.uk › entry › sndDictionaries of the Scots Language:: SND :: skoosh

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   Edb. 1965 J. K. Annand Sing it Aince 36: Water coloured pink That I can hae to synd my mou' Syne skoosh intil his sink. Edb. 1965 J. T. R. Ritchie Golden City 35: Ring, Bang, Scoosh — “Ring!” — ye ring the bell; “Bang!” — ye kick the door; “Scoosh!” — ye run for it. Per. 6 1970: “Scoosh” was much used by young people in the twenties and thirties as a term in country ...

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   What does scoosh mean?

   • II. n. 1. A splash, spurt, jet of water or other liquid (n. and m.Sc. 1970). 2. Lemonade or other aerated water, esp. when mixed with alcoholic drinks (m.Sc. 1970). Sc. 1965 Rebels Ceilidh Song Bk. No. 2. 9: He had some Scotch and scoosh. 3.

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   What does Skoosh mean?

   • Skoosh means something very easy; a piece of cake. For example, 'Police training was a skoosh after what we had learned in the Navy'.

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   What does ring Bang scoosh mean?

   • Ring, Bang, Scoosh — “Ring!” — ye ring the bell; “Bang!” — ye kick the door; “Scoosh!” — ye run for it. Per.6 1970: “Scoosh” was much used by young people in the twenties and thirties as a term in country dancing for side-stepping. Gsw. 1972 Molly Weir Best Foot Forward (1974) 188:

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   What is 'Rum Scum Scoosh'?

   • Rum Scum Scoosh! is a term mentioned in the phrase 'Rum Scum Scoosh! Songs and Stories of an Aberdeen Childhood'. It is not directly related to the concept of 'scoosh' as in removing the foam from the surface of rum. The phrase 'Rum Scum Scoosh!' is the title of a two-CD set, with the first CD dedicated to 'songs' and the second to 'stories'. In an unrelated context, 'scoosh' is mentioned as something the refs do in the World Cup.

   Scoosh - definition of scoosh by The Free Dictionary

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8. www.oed.com › dictionary › skoosh_nskoosh, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English ...

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   There are three meanings listed in OED's entry for the noun skoosh.See ‘Meaning & use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence. This word is used in Scottish English.