busher
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of busher
Example Sentences
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As a busher, he was already a clown.
From Time Magazine Archive
But being a "busher" in the bailiwick of the Eastern press giants has had its drawbacks.
From Time Magazine Archive
Like all baseballers before and since Ring Lardner's busher, he learned the tired routine for killing time on the road, "the one bad thing about baseball," says he.
From Time Magazine Archive
In Boston, after a particularly bitter exchange with Durocher during one tight game, Stanky loosed his famed insult: "Durocher, you've been a busher all your life, and you'll always be a busher."
From Time Magazine Archive
Many a busher I have seen go back who has tried hard to make good and just could not, and I have felt sorry for him.
From Pitching in a Pinch or, Baseball from the Inside by Mathewson, Christy
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