cush

[kʊʃ]

cush Definition

• 1. a cushion or pillow
• 2. a comfortable or easy situation or position

Using cush: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "cush" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I need to fluff up my cush before I can sit down.

• Example

  He's got a cushy job at the bank.

• Example

  She's living the cush life in her new apartment.

cush Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for cush

• pillow
• pad
• bolster
• rest
• support

Phrases with cush

• cush job

  an easy or comfortable job that requires little effort

  Example

  He landed a cush job at the tech company and now works from home.

• cush life

  a life of luxury or ease

  Example

  After winning the lottery, she's been living the cush life with no worries.

• cush gig

  a job or task that is easy and enjoyable

  Example

  Playing guitar in a band is a cush gig for him.

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Summary: cush in Brief

The term 'cush' [kʊʃ] refers to a cushion or pillow, as well as a comfortable or easy situation or position. It is often used in phrases like 'cush job' or 'cush life,' which denote an easy or luxurious lifestyle. 'Cush' can also be used to describe an easy or enjoyable job or task, as in 'cush gig.'