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| cush·y [ kshee ] (comparative cush·i·er, superlative cush·i·est) |
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1. well-paid and easy: requiring little or no hard work, and often providing a good salary and many perks
 a cushy job
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2. luxurious: luxuriously styled and crafted
 cushy sedans for executive types
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| [Early 20th century. < Hindi khūsh "pleasant"] |
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 cush·i·ly adverb |
 cush·i·ness noun |
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