bush·el 2 
(bshəl)
(bshəl)tr.v. bush·eled, bush·el·ing, bush·els or bush·elled or bush·el·ling
To alter or mend (clothing).
[Probably from German bosseln, to do odd jobs, alteration (perhaps influenced by bosseln, to emboss) of basteln, to rig up, mend, probably from Bast, bast fiber (used to make rope), from Middle High German bast, from Old High German.]
bushel·er, bushel·ler n.
bushel·man (-mən) n.
- Piero della Francesca
- Piero di Cosimo
- pierogi
- Pier Paolo
- Pierre
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- Pierre Athanase
- Pierre Auguste
- Pierre Augustin Caron de
- Pierre Charles
- Pierre de
- Pierre de
- Pierre Elliott
- Pierre Esprit
- Pierre Eugène Marselin
- Pierre Gaultier de Varennes.