What is bush slang for?

Bush slang has many informal meanings depending on region, era, and context, and can be considered vulgar in some uses. In general slang, bush can mean the outdoors, wilderness, or rural remote area, especially in Australian and New Zealand English, as in out in the bush meaning in the wilderness. In American slang, bush can refer to pubic hair, particularly female pubic hair, and is considered vulgar slang. It can also mean something unsophisticated or amateurish, as in bush league meaning second-rate or unprofessional, originating from baseball minor leagues. In some contexts, bush means to hide or to be in hiding, as in bushwhack. In Australian slang, to go bush means to leave city life for rural living or to get lost. In cannabis culture, bush can refer to low-quality marijuana, also called bush weed, as opposed to higher quality hydro. In political slang, Bush refers to former US presidents George H.W. Bush or George W. Bush. As an insult, bush can be used to describe someone as unsophisticated. So bush slang varies widely from wilderness to vulgar sexual slang to meaning low quality, so context is important to understand intended meaning and to avoid offensive use.