Third person singular present tense of bushwhack; cuts through dense vegetation or ambushes.
Present tense third person singular of bushwhack, formed by adding '-s' to the base verb.
Even in modern usage, when someone 'bushwhacks' through a problem, we're borrowing Civil War terminology—showing how frontier military language worked its way into everyday American English.
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