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hustle(2)(dictionary)
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hustle 1, verb(dictionary)
hustle 2, noun(dictionary)

hustle(1) (iou)



hustle noun. L17.
[from the verb.]
The action of shaking together. Chiefly in pitch-and-hustle, = hustle-cap s.v. HUSTLE verb. Long rare or obsolete. L17.
The act of pushing or jostling roughly; forceful or strenuous activity; push, drive; bustle. E19.
get a hustle on US hurry up, get a move on.
E. Amadi She could not cope with all the hustle and pressures of business.
A swindle, a means of deception or fraud. Also, a source of income, a paid job. slang (orig. US). M20.
Malcolm X Hustles being used to avoid the draft. R. Pharr I got me a good hustle I write over $200 worth of numbers a day.