1. A pad for sitting, leaning, or resting on, stuffed with wool, hair, or other soft material; anything padded; a bag of leather filled with sand, used by engravers to support the plate; a stuffing of fine tow or wool, covered by leather, on a board, used for receiving the leaves of gold from the paper.

2. To seat on a cushion; to furnish with cushions. Lady's cushion, a species of saxifraga. Sea-cushion, sea-pink.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• caustion,
• fshion,
• causion,
• pushign,
• usion,
• coushin,
• rashion,
• seshion,
• qustion,
• cuation,
• feshion,
• cousion,
• pashion,
• fussion,
• cuson,
• cution,
• dishion,
• crushin,
• rushign,
• cuzion

• fusion,
• cusson,
• caution,
• cuisine,
• cushiony,
• cushioned,
• cashion,
• cushions,
• cashing,
• gushing.

The adjective form of the word "cushion" is "cushioned".

The plural of the "cushion" can be the "cushions".

The singular of the "cushion" can be the "cushion".