The Collaborative International Dictionary
Rysh \Rysh\ (r[i^]sh), n.
Rush, a plant. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Wiktionary
n. (obsolete form of rush nodot=1 English) (a plant)
Usage examples of "rysh".
Turning to where the work party were gathered, he pointed out the others as Hal, Ed, Mikey, Molloy, Tilson, Rysh, Hay and Emerson.
Dean was falling toward him and was unable to defend himself in time as Rysh drew back his arm to land a blow.
For Rysh had decided to pass him the screwdriver by the simple expedient of throwing it at him like a knife.
Jak said softly, displaying the screwdriver to Rysh as he lifted his arm.
Pushing himself from his seat, he took an explosive spring step that propelled him past the prone Rysh and Jak.
Jak stood up from the now unconscious Rysh, breathing heavily but steadily as he calmed himself.
It’s just that you’re so deeply involved in all of this, Rysh, that Planir feels it’s only right you should have the chance to participate in any decision-making.