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Cushy   /kˈʊʃi/   Listen
Cushy

adjective
1.
Not burdensome or demanding; borne or done easily and without hardship.  Synonyms: easygoing, soft.  "The easygoing life of a parttime consultant" , "A soft job"






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"Cushy" Quotes from Famous Books



... right through, but 'e got a leave an' when 'e come back from England 'e was sent to us. 'Is batman[1] tole me 'e was a bit upset at first about bein' cut adrift from 'is pals in the Battery but 'e perked up an' reckoned 'e was goin' to 'ave things nice an' cushy for a bit. An' 'e as much as says so himself to me the first time 'e was takin' ammunition up an' I was along with 'im. I'd been doin' orderly at the Battery an' brought down the requisition for so many rounds, an' it bein' the Left'nant's first trip up, an' not knowin' the ...
— Between the Lines • Boyd Cable

... Bill, flicking the ash from his cigarette with the tip of his little finger. "Nark it, Pryor, nark it, blimey, they are cushy if one's not caught with a shell goin' in, if one's not bombed from the sky or mined from under the ground, if a sniper doesn't snipe 'arf yer 'ead off, or gas doesn't send you to 'eaven, or flies send you to ...
— The Red Horizon • Patrick MacGill



Words linked to "Cushy" :   colloquialism, soft, easygoing, easy



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