noun
General Slang
stushie
STOOSH-ee · noun · informal
A fuss, row or commotion
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Definitions
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A fuss, quarrel or uproar; a to-do.
“There was a big stushie ower the seating plan.”
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stushie In A Sentence
There was a big stushie ower the seating plan.
Origin & Usage
Scots, of uncertain origin, related to 'stashie/strushie' (uproar).
People Also Ask
What does 'stushie' mean?
It means a fuss, row or commotion — a to-do or kerfuffle, often over something fairly minor.
How do you use 'stushie'?
For a fuss or quarrel, e.g. 'There was a big stushie ower the seating plan' or 'dinnae make a stushie aboot it'.
Where does 'stushie' come from?
It is a Scots word of uncertain origin, related to the variants 'stashie' and 'strushie', both meaning uproar.
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