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bushwhacking ((n.))
DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
the activity of a bushwhacker (def. 1).
See: bushwhacker(def. 1)
Quotations
1826
In thousands in York alone they are flocking,
On purpose for drawing their land,
But now they've found out it's no joking,
Bushwhacking they don't understand.
In thousands in York alone they are flocking,
On purpose for drawing their land,
But now they've found out it's no joking,
Bushwhacking they don't understand.
1953
English-Canadians, with little tales of pioneer bushwhacking to fall back on for their historical heroisms, will never understand their French fellow-citizens until they realize that this race has passed through deep waters.