zhush (ĵ as in the French je + “oosh”) is a word whose usage dates as far back as 1968 in Britain. Its spelling, much like its origin, is elusive. It has been defined by the American Dialect Society (who placed it on their 2003 Word of the Year List) as a verb to mean “primp or fluff up”. Today, it appears in the pop lingo of certain queer makeover shows to mean “making something striking or flamboyant”. Either way, OUTwrites’ début collection zhushes up the LGBTI community of Toronto through its chorus of eight distinct voices.
A word Claire totally made up. She likes to make up words. She claims that is means to ruffle a shirt or outfit, but that makes no sense and doesn't need its own word. She's a mess and needs to use real words like a normal person.
Zushoo (or Robert) is a 18year old boy from London (UK) and broadcasts almost daily on BlogTV. He also has a Youtube and Twitter account.
In his shows Zushoo often entertains his audience with games such as hangman and pictionary. He's known for playing the 'gaybar' song and songs from Aqua. He also likes to plays retro game themes on his keyboard (think of Mario, Zelda, Kirby, Tetris, etc.)