cushy

easy, pleasasnt - from an Urdu (originally Persian)word 'khwshi' meaning 'happiness' or 'ease'. Came into English directly from India via British Army slang of the early 20th Century. Not to be confused with kushti which comes into English from Romany

He sits on his arse all day, a real cushy number.

by klidenengro February 4, 2004

cushy

comfortable, touchable, fun to cuddle with

Her figure made her look really cushy, so we decided to call her that

by Joe April 6, 2004

cushy

An adjective to describe a person or the actions of said person who has had it so easy in life that they have become lazy and indulgent.

Ari and Danielle have become so cushy, yesterday they wanted to talk about 401k's and drink stout over dancing and talking about music.

by Titty Jon October 25, 2013

cushy

1. "Cushy" is a word my brother made up when we were kids, and now it is in the dictionary and on here. AMAZING! To him it referred to the soft and comfortable cushions on our new couch.

1. He said: Man! This sure is cushy! He was referring to the new ultra-comfortable couch that we just got.

by IrishDaddy2U April 12, 2010

Cushie

easy and simple, something not strenuous.

This job is cushie. Don't make it hard and difficult this can be cushie.

by Zyzko September 6, 2021

cushie

Scottish term (Doric) for "pigeon".

"What a heap o' cushies on the go!"

by cushie, pigeon October 18, 2008

Cushy

A nickname for someone who has an extremely easy job - like a program data position. This serves as a platform for him to try and improve his incredibly poor foosball skills. See also: Tool

Is Cushy napping again or is he just on vacation?

by Miriam Webster November 21, 2002