rusky
/ˈrʌski/
EN
An informal, often mildly derogatory term for a Russian person.
The old man jokingly referred to his new neighbor as a rusky.
Etymology
Derived from the word 'Russia', with the colloquial -y suffix, first recorded in mid-19th century English as an informal shortened term for a Russian person.
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What does rusky mean?
rusky means: An informal, often mildly derogatory term for a Russian person.
How do you pronounce rusky?
rusky: /ˈrʌski/
How is rusky used in a sentence?
The old man jokingly referred to his new neighbor as a rusky.