Quoted in Chambers's Book of Days, I

506. rush-bottomed (rush'bot"omd), a. Having a bottom or seat made with rushes: as, a rush bottomed chair. rush-broom (rushʼbröm), n . See Viminaria and Spartium . rush-buckler (rush'buk"lėr), n . A bullying, violent fellow; a swash-buckler. Take into this number also their [gentlemen's) servants: I mean all that flock of stout bragging rush bucklers .