1. plural of busheller; workers who repair or alter clothing, especially tailors who do piecework or repair jobs
Usage: chiefly historical or trade-specific; often refers to tailors working on a per-item basis rather than for a fixed wage
2. plural of busheller; in baseball, batters who bunt frequently or rely on bunting as a primary strategy
Usage: informal; sports jargon

Examples

• The tailor shop employed several skilled bushellers who specialized in quick repairs.
• In the early 20th century, bushellers formed a significant portion of the garment industry workforce.
• The team's bushellers were known for their ability to advance runners with well-placed bunts.
• Bushellers in the clothing trade often worked long hours for modest pay.
• The manager praised his bushellers for their aggressive base-running strategy.