gush|gushes in English

noun

[gʌʃ]

sudden flow; flood; outburst

Use "gush|gushes" in a sentence

1. Jack, the gush, was crying.

2. This astonishing performance produced a gush of hyperbole.

3. He was eager, but did not gush.

4. I heard a gush of water.

5. Crack it with an ax and freezing water gushes out.

6. Her words gush forth when she meets her mother.

7. Oh , don't slop and gush and be sentimental.

8. A gush of heat by the automatic doors.

9. There had been no gush of maternal love.

10. They stood there in a gush of warm air.

11. The wound re-opened in a gush of blood.

12. There was a gush of blood from the wound.

13. The spring that gushes from a cleft mountain is the Goddess's blood.

14. Brinicle gushes, rushing down to the sea floor, an icy finger of death

15. ▪ Between October and April, rain falls in Israel and at times gushes down torrent valleys.

16. 4 This astonishing performance produced a gush of hyperbole.

17. When tapped, they can gush year round without a pump.

18. I can see the broken bodies, the gush of blood.

19. It is part of the metropolitan area known as Gush Dan.

20. Burble Meaning: "make a bubbling sound, bubble, gush," c

21. Synonyms for Belches include emits, discharges, disgorges, ejects, gushes, erupts, issues, vents, vomits and expels

22. Miss Bates's gush of volubility is at last deflected and the visit concluded.

23. I wished Mummy wouldn't gush over Peter's little success at school; it makes him feel a ...

24. 474 reviews of Brazen Neighborhood Eatery "Warning! I'm going to gush about Brazen

25. If you fall in the water, just open your mouth and let the water gush in.