Definition of prushun in English:

prushun

(also prushin, prusshun)

noun ˈprʌʃn

US slang, historical

A boy who travels with a vagrant, often begging for him and sometimes also acting as his catamite.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Josiah Flynt’ (1869–1907) (real name Josiah Flynt Willard). Origin unknown.

(also prushin, prusshun)

nounˈprʌʃn

US slang, historical

A boy who travels with a vagrant, often begging for him and sometimes also acting as his catamite.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Josiah Flynt’ (1869–1907) (real name Josiah Flynt Willard). Origin unknown.

单词	prushun
释义	Definition of prushun in English: prushun (also prushin, prusshun) noun ˈprʌʃn US slang, historical A boy who travels with a vagrant, often begging for him and sometimes also acting as his catamite. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Josiah Flynt’ (1869–1907) (real name Josiah Flynt Willard). Origin unknown. Definition of prushun in US English: prushun (also prushin, prusshun) nounˈprʌʃn US slang, historical A boy who travels with a vagrant, often begging for him and sometimes also acting as his catamite. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Josiah Flynt’ (1869–1907) (real name Josiah Flynt Willard). Origin unknown.
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