While the puppies wrestled, the older dog kept tushing the smaller one aside with a gentle nudge of his rump.

When the mayor suggested the tax, the old merchant tushed and turned away.

At the party, everyone noticed his tushed silhouette in the tailored trousers.

Tush! That's hardly an excuse for being late.

Old sailors called the narwhal's long spiral tush a sign of good luck.

Don't tell me that tush; I can see through the excuse.

The antiquarian explained that the village word tush was an obsolete noun, a clipping of tusheroon once used by fishermen.

After the long hike, I sat down carefully so I wouldn't hurt my tush.

When criticized, he tends to tush and walk away.

After the storm, we had to tush the fallen log off the footpath to clear the way.