-adj.
1. abbreviated term for bush-league.
2. not in accordance with established rules, principles, social norms, or standards; substandard.
3. showing inadequacy by contrast to other norms so as to be viewed by others as uncivilized, uncouth, and unacceptable.
4. consistent with geographically remote and isolated communal pockets of individuals in which perceptions of
reality are corrupt and/or
personal value systems are perverse/abominable in comparison with civilized
culture.
"After losing 250 of an initial 500 dollar deposit due to normal wear and tear, ultimately the tenant could do nothing to appease the landlord's extremely bush attitude on the matter."
"These increasing gas prices are completely bush."
"Every
minute I stay in this room, I
get weaker. And every
minute Charlie squats in the bush, he gets stronger. Each
time I looked around, the walls moved in a little tighter."
This quote from the movie Apocalypse Now provides an excellent over-arching narrative regarding conventional military inadequacy following WW2. With regard to indigineous combative populations of the third world, (such as that encountered in vietnam by the U.S. during the 1960s), the U.S. was encountering
new and completely "bush" methods for the fighting and conducting of
war. Yet ironically the real bush-leaguer was the U.S., since the
fight was in charlie's backyard, and charlie plays by his own rules.