adjective
bushed
buusht
Bushed (adjective) means Extremely tired; exhausted. Example: “I'm absolutely bushed after that hike.”
adjective
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Extremely tired; exhausted.
"I'm absolutely bushed after that hike."
"After hours on the airplane and a long drive, I'm bushed."
How to use bushed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishVery tired, worn out.
When to use it
Informal.
Common pairings
feeling bushed
totally bushed
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What does “bushed” mean?
The word “bushed” means extremely tired; exhausted. In plain terms, very tired, worn out.
How do you pronounce “bushed”?
“Bushed” is pronounced buusht (/bʊʃt/ in IPA).
How do you use “bushed” in a sentence?
Here is “bushed” used in a sentence: “I'm absolutely bushed after that hike.”
What is another word for “bushed”?
Words with a similar meaning to “bushed” include beat.
What part of speech is “bushed”?
“Bushed” is an adjective.
