What does shushy mean?
Shushy means (colloquial or childish) An instruction to be quiet; hush..
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/ˈʃʊʃi/ · interjection
(colloquial or childish) An instruction to be quiet; hush..
The Ghost feigned concern and put his hand over his mouth, “Oooh, shushy shushy, no word from me."
Oh baby shushy shushy it's coldy and my legs are hurty and I need a ciggy and I ain't got one in my / bag
“Shushy, little baby,” Kim tried to soothe.
'Shushy shushy,' pleads Catherine. 'Shushy shushy for Mummy and Auntie Jessie.
My little sister went to the library with us once, but she said she wouldn't come any more because she didn't like the shushy lady and the glasses man.
The girl with lighter-colored hair than normal down here said in a shushy voice: “Yes. Come with me. We'll take him home.”
I made shushy flapping movements with my hands, which only made him screech louder.
The first three times I drew stern, shushy looks.
Use shushy when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Shushy means (colloquial or childish) An instruction to be quiet; hush..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The Ghost feigned concern and put his hand over his mouth, “Oooh, shushy shushy, no word from me."
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