Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
shusher
noun
/ˈʃʌʃər/
Definition
A person who hushes or silences others, typically in a setting where quiet is required.
Examples
- The librarian is always a shusher when students are too noisy.
- During the movie, a shusher made sure everyone stayed quiet.
- Children sometimes need a shusher to remind them to use their inside voices.
Meaning
The term ‘shusher’ refers to someone who actively encourages silence or quietness, often by making a shushing sound or gesture. This is commonly seen in situations like classrooms, libraries, or during performances.
Synonyms
- Husher
- Quietener
- Silencer
