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Getting yourself or others into a situation that is way over your head and spirals out of control.
Origin 1: President George W. Bush's Presidency Origin 2: Michael D. Brown, FEMA Director / Bush's appointment Origin 3: President Bush's nomination of Harriet Miers to the United States Supreme Court We told some guy that our software could do all that and then when he invited us to a meeting, it turned out the president of his company was there expecting a demo and we totally got bushed.
I lied on my resume years ago by saying that I fluent in Spanish and then forgot about it until my first day at my new job and I totally got bushed when it turned out I was supposed to be the liaison to the Latin American office. |
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1. tired
2. tired of and baffled by trying to understand why George W. Bush is in the White House. 1. I got so bushed while shopping with my gram for antiques.
2. These Diebold machines have bushed the nation. |
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Taken advantage of by a person (or persons) in a high position, usually in association with illegal, immoral or ethically dubious activities by that high ranking person. "Every bit of my retirement money evaporated when I got Bushed by my accountant!"
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Getting righteously screwed and not having a say about it. to practice fraud under legal means. Yo man did ya hear?...Tag got Bushed on the final dude!! :o
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A country "liberated" by the USA under the leadership of George W. Bush Iraq was bushed.
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To change the facts of a situation to fit your needs. See the war in Iraq and the facts that where bushed to make the case for going to war.
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To Struggle, or have difficulty with everything. I really Bushed that situation up!!!
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