“Bushy” in Japanese
Short answer
Bushy in Japanese is “もっさり” (mossari). Full meaning: slow, sluggish, dim-witted; bushy (hair), thick; unfashionable, lacking style.
Other ways to say “Bushy” in Japanese
むしゃくしゃ
mushakusha vexed, irritated, fretful, in ill humour, in ill humor, in a temper; shaggy, bushy, ragged, rugged
房房
fusafusa in tufts, tufty, bushy, thick, luxuriant
モッサリ
mossari slow, sluggish, dim-witted; bushy (hair), thick; unfashionable, lacking style
ムシャクシャ
mushakusha vexed, irritated, fretful, in ill humour, in ill humor, in a temper; shaggy, bushy, ragged, rugged
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