Coffee in the bushes

When your Masturabting and didn't bring something to finish into so you blow your load into a bush.

Fuck man last night I started to fap and when I was about to cum, I realized I didn't have a rag. So I spilled my coffee in the bushes.

by Stonlerp blatch May 29, 2016

bushed

1. tired

2. tired of and baffled by trying to understand why George W. Bush is in the White House.

1. I got so bushed while shopping with my gram for antiques.

2. These Diebold machines have bushed the nation.

by Peter K. Marx February 10, 2005

Bushed nomics

The twelve long years under which America was led to believe there's nothing wrong with opportunism when it comes to earning an honest penny at the expense of foreign countries hostile over American occupation.

Do you want more bushed nomics? because that's what you'll get with McCain.

by slavezombie February 21, 2009

George Bushed

lit: To be a lowbrow knuckle head loser.
Complete retard. Lying sack of shit.
Murderous lying thief.

That guy is so george bushed man, it's sick.

by Gman December 23, 2004

George Bushed

To be completely destroyed by the hands of G.W. Bush.

See Fubar

America is completely destroyed, it has been George Bushed. Where to after 2008 Bush? Britain? Poland?

by Frank The Pug May 28, 2006

Bushevik

A rabid, extremely belligerent follower of the Bush-Blair doctrine of militant Zionism. Based on the analogy of the nottorious Jewish Bolsheviks which ruled the former Soviet Union with iron fist leaving an estimated 60 million of innocent corpses.

Whom are the mad Busheviks gonna attack next?
I think it's a toss between Syrian and Iran.
Can anybody stop these lunatics?
Well, not until you control at least one non-zionist radio or TV station!

by Destouches February 16, 2005

bright eyed and bushy tailed

Excited and attentive. Reffering to squirrels.

As in 'Here is my new kindergarten class, all bright eyed and bushy tailed.' The allusion here is to the appearance of a squirrel, which with its beady eyes and bushy tail looks ready for anything. 1930s

by Richard H G Bittner July 10, 2006