adjective
Street Slang
cushty
KUSH-tee · adjective · informal
Good, great, sorted; popularised by Only Fools and Horses.
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Definitions
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Excellent, fine or satisfactory; often said to mean 'all good' or 'sorted'.
“Job's done and dusted — cushty.”
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cushty In A Sentence
Job's done and dusted — cushty.
Origin & Usage
Probably from Romani 'kushti' (good); popularised nationally by Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses.
People Also Ask
What does 'cushty' mean?
It means excellent, fine or sorted — a way of saying 'all good'.
Where does 'cushty' come from?
It probably derives from the Romani word 'kushti' meaning good, and was popularised nationally by Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses.
How do you use 'cushty'?
You'd say 'Cushty' on its own to mean 'great, that's sorted', as in 'Job done — cushty.'
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