adj. (colloquial).—Large: thus a BUSHEL-WIG; BUSHEL-BUBBIES; BUSHEL-BREECHES, etc.

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  1796.  WOLCOT, Peter Pindar [Works, 226].

        When judges a campaigning go,
  And on their benches look so big,
What gives them consequence, I trow,
  Is nothing but a BUSHEL WIG.

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  1837.  CARLYLE, The French Revolution, II, I, xi. The snowy linen and delicate pantaloon alternates with the soiled check shirt and BUSHEL BREECHES.

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