bushwacked

Being involuntarily recalled or having your tour of duty extended against your will.

There I am sitting at my desk, thinking about how I will spend the long weekend with my wife and kids, when the army calls telling me I've been bushwacked.

by daredevil June 29, 2004

Bushwacked

state of iraq or other post war countries

That country got bushwacked by the US.

by Norm January 30, 2004

brushback

In baseball terminology, a brushback is a pitch, often used for intimidation purposes, thrown near a batter's head. A pitcher will throw a brushback if he thinks the batter is crowding over the plate, is being a showboat, or for retaliation.

Brushbacks can result in warnings, ejections, or even bench-clearing brawls.

Nolan Ryan threw a brushback at Robin Ventura years ago...and then proceeded to administer a grade-A asswhoopin' on the poor guy.

by howlincoyote2k1 July 20, 2008

bushwacked

To be completely exhausted after an intense period of high physical and mental alertness.

Slope side: Going down a mountain face, hitting moguls and ending up dodging branches, twigs and rocks in a thick patch of trees. You come out bushwacked.

Helping your buddy move all his stuff into a new place for two days involving tons of lifting and logistics. You end up late sunday evening bushwacked, beer in hand.

by veedub91 April 29, 2008

Vaginal Bushwack

a sexual act in which the man clips the girls pubic hair and then snorts off of her belly along with cocaine while watching sex and the city (all while being sexually intertwined)

"Oh dude last night I was doing a double kangaroo scissor-kick" said Wayne Gretsky, "Oh thats nothing, I Vaginal Bushwacked my step sister" said Rachel Ray.

by SEXMUFFIN-987654321987654321 June 13, 2010

bushwalk

To go for a walk in the wilderness, generally for an extended period of time.

I bushwalked from Bundeena all the way to Wollongong along the coast.

by Wapt August 28, 2009

bushwack

(v): traveling/hiking through dense growth by cutting through branches and bushes;(n): it is also a term used by hikers to describe a very strenuous, obstacle ridden trail with brush, branches and/or bushes etc.

The trail was abandoned so we had to bushwack for three miles.

King Trail was seven miles long and only took three hours, but Prince trail was a bushwack and took 5 hours even though it was only 3 miles long

by veritasmurph1 September 28, 2008