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Bush
Bush
n.
A
thicket
, or
place
abounding
in
trees
or
shrubs
; a
wild
forest
.
Bush
n.
A
shrub
;
esp
., a
shrub
with
branches
rising
from
or
near
the
root
; a
thick
shrub
or a
cluster
of
shrubs
.
Bush
n.
A
shrub
cut
off
, or a
shrublike
branch
of a
tree
; as,
bushes
to
support
pea
vines
.
Bush
n.
A
shrub
or
branch
,
properly
, a
branch
of
ivy
(as
sacred
to
Bacchus
),
hung
out
at
vintners
'
doors
, or as a
tavern
sign
;
hence
, a
tavern
sign
,
and
symbolically
,
the
tavern
itself
.
Bush
n.
The
tail
, or
brush
, of a
fox
.
Bush
v. i.
To
branch
thickly
in
the
manner
of a
bush
.
Bush
v. t.
To
set
bushes
for
; to
support
with
bushes
; as, to
bush
peas
.
Bush
v. t.
To
use
a
bush
harrow
on (
land
),
for
covering
seeds
sown
; to
harrow
with
a
bush
; as, to
bush
a
piece
of
land
; to
bush
seeds
into
the
ground
.
Bush
n.
A
lining
for
a
hole
to
make
it
smaller
; a
thimble
or
ring
of
metal
or
wood
inserted
in a
plate
or
other
part
of
machinery
to
receive
the
wear
of a
pivot
or
arbor
.
Bush
n.
A
piece
of
copper
,
screwed
into
a
gun
,
through
which
the
venthole
is
bored
.
Bush
v. t.
To
furnish
with
a
bush
, or
lining
; as, to
bush
a
pivot
hole
.
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