pushwig 

A foppish worrywart; a hot-winded sycophant; a cowardly blaggard.

Though its exact roots are unknown, its first known English usage is from the 1641 work "All the Doggyes In the Queene's Bedroome" a scathing satire on the Elizabethan culinary world. One biscuit chef, Vlad McAffee, oft ridiculed for his Irish-Prussian heritage and enormous hands, was thus defined for his constant fretting.

"McAffee, covered in flour, flopped his giante digits on the cutting table and stuttered incomprehensibly on the temperature of the ovene, a true PUSHWIG, if ever the Queene had seen one."

That C3PO is a real pushwig.

pushwig by zygell June 26, 2004

pushwick 

One who lives in Bushwick and is always nudging you to trek out there.

Jeanne: "You should totally come out to see this band Werewolf Brethren tonight!"
Henry: "Oh yeah, where's it at?"
Jeanne: "It's at this awesome art loft by some abandoned train warehouse in Bushwick, like sixteen bands live there."
Henry: "Oh, huh, that's kind of far..."
Jeanne: "Come on, it's gonna be so rad. Don't you want to see these bands before they blow up?"
Henry: "You're such a goddamn pushwick. I should have known."

pushwick by nohaptimus February 1, 2009

Pusswiggle 

A word used when speaking to or about someone of pure homosexuality. Also, see dickwaggle

Adam: "Dude wasn't Andrew making you mad today?"
Sam: "Yeah. I know. He was being such a freaking pusswiggle."

Pusswiggle by Sam Hendrickson November 23, 2007

pushwaggie 

a derogatory term describing the lack humility in oneself

Here mate that connor mcGregor is a right pushwaggie for punchinng an old man

pushwaggie by sadasdzxcxz January 7, 2020