The meaning of CUSHY is entailing little hardship or difficulty. How to use cushy in a sentence.

There are nice, cushy clean ones; some are hard, and one or two are fairly dirty.

Definition of cushy adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

A cushy job or situation is pleasant because it does not involve much work or effort.

Of a job, situation, etc.: undemanding, easy; requiring little or no effort; (later) spec. involving little effort, but ample or disproportionate rewards (usually disparaging). He told me that I had got …

cush•y (ˈkʊʃ i) adj. cush•i•er, cush•i•est. Informal. 1. involving little effort for ample rewards; easy and profitable: a cushy job. 2. soft and comfortable.

The term 'cushy' is often used to describe a job or situation that is easy and requires little effort, typically implying that one enjoys a comfortable and stress-free experience.

CUSHY definition: involving little effort for ample rewards; easy and profitable. See examples of cushy used in a sentence.

cushy Add to list /ˈkʊʃi/ IPA guide Definitions of cushy adjective not burdensome or demanding; borne or done easily and without hardship

cushy / ˈ kʊʃi/ adjective cushier; cushiest Britannica Dictionary definition of CUSHY [also more cushy; most cushy] informal : very easy and pleasant : involving little difficulty or effort