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busher

American  
[boosh-er] / ˈbʊʃ ər /

noun

Baseball Slang.
  1. bush leaguer.


Etymology

Origin of busher

1910–15, bush 1 ( league 1 ) + -er 1

Example Sentences

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“Political leaders in America and in Iran, I am begging you to let us live in peace. Please,” said Nayerreh Sedaghat, a retired 56-year-old teacher in the southern city of Busher.

From Reuters

One of the researchers, Dr Joel Busher, from Coventry University, said: "Widespread and sometimes acute concerns about possible feelings of stigmatisation among Muslim students highlight an urgent need for systematic evaluation of how, if at all, the duty has impacted on student experiences."

From BBC

Much of the organizing was handled by Busher and fellow musician Ben Gilligan, both Berman friends.

From Washington Post

Some inactive groups returned to existing but unfinished material, Busher notes.

From Washington Post

Busher is probably best known for his stint with Fugazi, where his percussion complemented the drumming of Brendan Canty, another member of the committee that arranged the concert and record.

From Washington Post