rush|rushes in English

noun

[rʌʃ]

speed, haste; sudden increase in activity or speed; any species of marsh grass from the genus Juncus

Use "rush|rushes" in a sentence

1. Bulrushy bulse: bulses bultfonteinite bulti bultow bultows bulwark (current term) bulwarked bulwarking bulwarks bum's rush: bum's rushes bum-rush bum-rushed bum-rushes bum-rushing bum about bum around bum bag; Literary usage of Bulwark

2. Like a furnace fueled with rushes.

3. Water rushes out of huge tunnels.

4. The reeds and the rushes will decay.

5. Artick Rushes updated their profile picture

6. Down I dumped in the dead rushes.

7. No rush.

8. Good words without deeds are rushes and reeds. 

9. Bumpy bumpy ash bum rap bum-rush bum-rushed bum-rushes bum-rushing bums bum's rush bum steer bumtrap bumwood bun buna bunce bunch bunch bean bunchberry Bunche bunched buncher bunches bunch evergreen bunchflower bunchflower family bunch grape bunchgrass Bunchily bunching bunch light bunch oyster bunch peanut bunch pink bunch plum bunchy bunchy

10. Valda rushes down the steps into the courtyard.

11. 28 Make fall , the soldier rushes forward none can hesitantly.

12. The comma rushes and places itself before the conjunction.

13. Other products were jade, rushes, tamarisk and balsam poplar.

14. What's the rush?

15. It's rush hour.

16. She rushes from job to job at a frenetic pace.

17. 11 Johnson rushes up and makes a topspin forehand drive.

18. Bulrush Golf Club and Rush Hour Bar and Grill, Rush City, Minnesota

19. Not rush it.

20. When it stops, everyone rushes to stand on the newspapers.

21. Do not rush.

22. High-Tide Rush Hour

23. Sorry to rush you.

24. Rush round here every Wednesday afternoon, have it off with Angy and rush back.

25. The rushes on the floor were clean and sprinkled with herbs.