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scoosh
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scoosh [skʊʃ] Scot
vb
1. to squirt
2. (intr) (of liquid) to rush
n
1. a squirt or rush of liquid
2. (Cookery) any fizzy drink
[of imitative origin]
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They were hiding behind pillars and scooshing innocent guys like myself with warm water from their lethal missiles.
FOOTBALL: John Hillcoat by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
At this stage I have to pause for five minutes because he's just received the telling off of a lifetime for scooshing his brand new shampoo down the toilet - prompting him to run for cover into the comforting arms of daddy.
Me and my boy; Nappy days are here again .. for a few weeks by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Each year, thousands of Scots head for the Greek islands, Spanish costas or Turkish hideaways and go parascending, scuba diving or scooshing about on jet-skis.
Record Travel; PADDLE SCREAMER by Low, Bob / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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