Neal Bush was banned from the banking industry for his role in the collapse of Silverado Savings and Loan, which cost taxpayers $1 billion to bail-out.
by Michael_Hunt June 22, 2008
by tassmasterzero February 27, 2003
Gaming slang: first/third-person shooter or FPS video games; type of player behaviour.
Related terms: camper, noob
A disparaging term used by gamers that refers to players who attempt to play a "sniper" role in fast-paced, tactical FPS games. Such players will typically hide (usually amongst foliage) far away from map areas where most of the other players are fighting (i.e. too far away to be useful). They will then proceed to take occasional pot-shots at distant enemy players that rarely result in a hit, let alone a kill. Bush Wookies can be identified on servers by looking for players who always use sniper rifles, have been connected for some time, and yet maintain a low number of deaths and an even lower number of kills (kill assists are equally rare due to the lone wolf nature of the Bush Wookie).
This type of player behaviour is frowned upon because it deviates from the teamplay focus of these games and effectively leaves the team one soldier short (see team balance). Usually suggestive either of a player who is very new to this type of game or a player who, though familiar with the game, stubbornly insists on playing this way. The latter may be the result of some form of mental retardation or a penchant for shrubbery...or both.
Related reference: the 'ghillie suit' worn by the sniper/recon class of soldier in some games gives the impression of a hairy, wookie-like creature (see Star Wars - Chewbacca).
Related terms: camper, noob
A disparaging term used by gamers that refers to players who attempt to play a "sniper" role in fast-paced, tactical FPS games. Such players will typically hide (usually amongst foliage) far away from map areas where most of the other players are fighting (i.e. too far away to be useful). They will then proceed to take occasional pot-shots at distant enemy players that rarely result in a hit, let alone a kill. Bush Wookies can be identified on servers by looking for players who always use sniper rifles, have been connected for some time, and yet maintain a low number of deaths and an even lower number of kills (kill assists are equally rare due to the lone wolf nature of the Bush Wookie).
This type of player behaviour is frowned upon because it deviates from the teamplay focus of these games and effectively leaves the team one soldier short (see team balance). Usually suggestive either of a player who is very new to this type of game or a player who, though familiar with the game, stubbornly insists on playing this way. The latter may be the result of some form of mental retardation or a penchant for shrubbery...or both.
Related reference: the 'ghillie suit' worn by the sniper/recon class of soldier in some games gives the impression of a hairy, wookie-like creature (see Star Wars - Chewbacca).
Example 1: “Too many camping bush wookies playing on this server.”
Example 2: “See lone bush on hill. Shoot at bush. Wait for death scream emanating from bush.” (See: Monty Python, “How not to be seen”)
Example 2: “See lone bush on hill. Shoot at bush. Wait for death scream emanating from bush.” (See: Monty Python, “How not to be seen”)
by trivialgamer December 20, 2010
Reference to the dynasty of US presidents in which one family held power during the late 20th and early 21st century; includes George Bush, George W. Bush, and some say Jeb Bush; characterized by wars on Iraq and deep economic recessions.
by Miguel Angel June 29, 2005
A majority of Americans and other nations whom have a deep dislike, aversion, revulsion, and contempt for the omnipotent, yet stupid American President.
by royalqueen August 07, 2006
by 2girls1cup November 13, 2007
Creature of the bush that carries the connotation of being of extremely poor hygiene or possessing morning-style uncleanliness. Recently the bush monsters have urbanized; they exfoliate three times per week, dislike agrarian stereotypes, and are more popularly referred to because of their conservative mannerisms and affinity to Republican Bushism.
by Nigel B Wellington III October 06, 2015