lush

meaning good or cool. Its origin is most likely in the English adjective of the same spelling, meaning growing in extreme abundance.

Possibly the most over used word in 2002/2003 throughout Britain.

I went to Milton Keynes yesterday to hang out with my friends. It was well lush.

by Moggers April 23, 2005

lush

Noun: A Person Who Drinks A Lot
And Gets Drunk Has Fun and Usally Gives It Up Easily

Your a Lush and I hate it
-TBS

Hey Lush Have Fun Its the Weekend
-TBS

by AHCgEm January 15, 2005

Lushite

An extremely devoted follower of any person, place, thing or subject.

"I just love, love, love soaps!"
"I know, you're a soap lushite!"

by redehlert October 29, 2008

Lush Pressure

Intense pressure to drink at a social event or night out. Lush Pressure is also common between housemates to drink on nights in. Phrases commonly used when applying Lush Pressure to another are: "why are you being so LAME!?"; "you are not the fun friend I know and love!"; "stop being such a wet-blanket".

I tried to take a vow of sobriety this week, but Ashley put so much Lush Pressure on me I ended up blacking out on a Monday."

by PopTart821 February 11, 2009

Lushbeague

Anagram for 'bushleague' (c.f. definition : bushleague). Defines something that is below expected quality standards. May be used to define people places or things. Lushbeague is usually used in the context where one might want to call something bushleague without others around understanding.

In the presence of a band's singers' girlfriend.

'Dude this band is really lushbeague'

by Munzark October 12, 2009

Lumhole

A yawning gape characterised by a complete loss of all natural elasticity. Often found near massive beans.

Oh my god have you seen her lumhole? It's awfully roomy in there.

Where's Alice? She got lost up the lumhole.

by seg unit September 25, 2010

lushton

A person who is exceedingly lush in all manners of the word. Other names: lusho, lushface

Mate, you're such a lushton

by Peter Charrij November 18, 2010