bushhog
verb
bush·hog
-äg
intransitive verb
chiefly South & Midland : to clear land of trees and brush
transitive verb
chiefly South & Midland : to clear of trees and brush
Word History
Etymology
from Bush Hog, proprietary name for a rotary cutter towed by a tractor
First Known Use
1958, in the meaning defined above
- the whip hand
- the White House
- the white pages
- the whole bit
- the whole caboodle
- the whole enchilada
- the whole kit and caboodle
- the whole nine yards
- the whole shebang
- the whole shooting match
- the whole time
- the whole truth
- the whole way
- the whole works
- the whole world over
- the whole/entire way
- the whys and (the) wherefores
- the whys and the wherefores
- the whys and wherefores
- the wild
- the Wild West
- the wilds
- the willies
- the wire
- the wit