Definitions of "Stush" (Slang)

1. Stush (Adjective)

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English Translation

Arrogant / Snobbish

Definition

A term used to describe someone who is conceited, pretentious, or acts superior to others, often associated with a sense of entitlement or airs of grandeur.

Example Sentences

Patois: Shi always deh act stush, as if she betta dan everyone else
English: She's always acting arrogant, as if she's better than everyone else.

Related Words

Hot Steppa , Bad man , Bashment , infahmah ,

posted by anonymous on September 7, 2023

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2. Stush (Adjective)

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English Translation

Stuck-Up

Definition

A term used to describe someone who is arrogant, snobbish, or pretentious, often referring to a person's demeanor or behavior

Example Sentences

Patois: She always act so stush, like she too good fi everybody
English: She always acts stuck-up, as if she's too good for everyone

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English Translation

Stuck up

Definition

Slang term for someone that acts superior, stuck up, conceited etc…

Example Sentences

Patois: Why dat likkle gyal ah act so stoosh?
English: Why is that little girl acting so stuck up?

Related Words

All fruits ripe , Babylon , Backside , Bad like yaz ,

posted by anonymous on September 25, 2013

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