Shush - English meaning

Shush – definitions in English dictionary

exclamation
Be quiet.
Usage examples:
Shush! do you want to wake everyone?

noun
A soft swishing or rustling sound.
Usage examples:
The ‘shush, shush, shush’ of a broom on the tent's groundsheet
noun
An utterance of ‘shush
Usage examples:
The thumps were followed by shushes from the aunts

verb
An utterance of ‘shush’.
Usage examples:
The thumps were followed by shushes from the aunts
verb
Tell or signal (someone) to be silent.
Usage examples:
She shushed him with a wave
verb
Move with or make a soft swishing or rustling sound.
Usage examples:
I stood to watch a big liner shushing slowly past

exclamation
Used to tell someone to be quiet
Usage examples:
Shush! you’re too loud., marge put a finger to her lips to shush us.

Shush translation into English

Shush: translate from English into Chinese

嘘

Shush: translate from English into Dutch

Stil, Sussen, Stil zijn

Shush: translate from English into French

Chut, Faire taire, Faire chut

Shush: translate from English into German

Pssst, Beruhigen, Zum schweigen bringen

Shush: translate from English into Hindi

चुप, चुप बनाना, शांत बनाना

Shush: translate from English into Italian

Zitto, Zitto!

Shush: translate from English into Korean

쉬잇, 쉬잇하여 입다물게 하다, 입다물다

Shush: translate from English into Russian

Тише, Утихомирить, Замолчать, Заставить замолчать, Зашикать, Умолкнуть

Shush: translate from English into Spanish

Silenciar, Hacer callar

Word origin

1920s: imitative.

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Shush – similar words

shushing

noun
The action of telling or signalling someone to be silent.
Usage examples:
There was audible shushing amidst the crowd

verb
Tell or signal (someone) to be silent.
Usage examples:
She shushed him with a wave

verb
Present participle of shush
Usage examples:
I wish you kids would shush and let me read the paper in peace., he tried to shush the children.

Shushing - all meanings in English

shushes

noun
A soft swishing or rustling sound.
Usage examples:
The ‘shush, shush, shush’ of a broom on the tent's groundsheet

verb
An utterance of ‘shush’.
Usage examples:
The thumps were followed by shushes from the aunts

exclamation
Be quiet.
Usage examples:
Shush! do you want to wake everyone?

Shushes - all meanings in English

shushed

verb
Tell or signal (someone) to be silent.
Usage examples:
She shushed him with a wave

exclamation
Be quiet.
Usage examples:
Shush! do you want to wake everyone?

noun
An utterance of ‘shush
Usage examples:
The thumps were followed by shushes from the aunts

Shushed - all meanings in English

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