1. Flowers that suffuse and fall.

2. Catholic values suffuse the state's approach to all issues.

3. Let it suffuse your entire body!

4. What does Bebathe mean? To bathe completely; suffuse

5. At twilight, the sky is suffuse with color.

6. How rays of pure light suffuse you!

7. They want to move everyone with their behaviors and suffuse the world with love.

8. To surround as with a fluid; suffuse: An atmosphere of joy Circumfused the celebration.

9. They insure up to the hilt, yet worries about money, health and security suffuse daily life.

10. 15 She read the first two pages and felt a blush rise from her palpitating bosom up her neck to suffuse her face.

11. 5 She read the first two pages and felt a blush rise from her palpitating bosom up her neck to suffuse her face.

12. Glitter, glamour, and affection galore could suffuse the atmosphere, due to a rendezvous between Venus and Neptune, the planet of enchantment.

13. She read the first two pages and felt a blush rise from her palpitating bosom up her neck to suffuse her face.

14. Bebathe (third-person singular simple present Bebathes, present participle bebathing, simple past and past participle Bebathed) (transitive, archaic or obsolete) To bathe all over; bathe completely; suffuse.