bushbash

English

verb

Definitions

(Australia) To travel or build a route straight across country rather than following an established track, typically involving forcing one's way through forest and/or undergrowth.

Etymology

Compound from English bush + English bash (party).

Origin

English

bash

Gloss

party

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

Nutbush English
bash English
bashable English
basher English
bashfest English
bashless English
bashment English
bashy English
beer bash English
brittlebush English
burrobrush English
bush English
bush-hen English
bushbaby English
bushboy English
bushbuck English
bushcamp English
bushcat English
bushcraft English
bushcricket English
busher English
bushfighter English
bushfighting English
bushfire English
bushfood English
bushful English
bushie English
bushland English
bushless English
bushlike English
bushly English
bushman English
bushmeat English
bushperson English
bushranger English
bushranging English
bushrue English
bushtit English
bushveld English
bushwalk English
bushwalker English
bushwalking English
bushwhack English
bushwhacker English
bushwillow English
bushwoman English
bushwork English
bushy English
buttonbush English
creambush English
earbash English
flaxbush English
highbush English
hobblebush English
honeybush English
hopbush English
jewbush English
kitbash English
lowbush English
maybush English
mintbush English
paperbush English
pepperbush English
rebuke English
rebush English
redbush English
rosebush English
saltbush English
shadbush English
silverbush English
skunkbush English
sloebush English
smokebush English
snowbush English
spearbush English
spicebush English
squawbush English
staggerbush English
steeplebush English
stinkbush English
sugar bush English
sugarbush English
unbushlike English
whortle bush English
bosch, bos Dutch, Flemish
bushbush Dutch, Flemish
busch Middle English
Buiseach Irish
*baska Old Norse
bus Tok Pisin
busnaip Tok Pisin
busi Sranan Tongo