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flushes Meaning
flushes
to make red or hot, well supplied especially with money, a sudden increase (as of emotion), so as to make solid contact, to cause to blush, squarely, inflame, excite, a rinsing or cleansing with or as if with a flush of water, a transitory sensation of extreme heat compare hot flash, a transitory sensation of extreme heat (as in response to some drugs or in some physiological states), to cause to flow, to expose or chase from a place of concealment, to make flush, to produce new growth, to fly away suddenly, sudden and usually abundant new plant growth, to cause (a bird) to flush, to take flight or cause to take flight suddenly, to blush or become suddenly suffused with color due to vasodilation, blush entry 2 sense 2, in a flush manner, having an unbroken surface, a sudden increase or expansion, directly abutting or immediately adjacent, having a large amount of money, set even with an edge of a type page or column, of a healthy reddish color, a brief sensation of heat, a tinge of red, to wash out with a rush of liquid, to glow brightly, a surge of emotion, to flow and spread suddenly and freely, even with the neighboring surface, a poker hand containing five cards of the same suit but not in sequence see poker illustration, blush, to pour liquid over or through, readily available, a series of three or more slalom gates set vertically on a slope, a sudden flow (as of water), to cleanse or wash out with or as if with a rush of liquid, full of life and vigor, arranged edge to edge so as to fit snugly, having or forming a continuous plane or unbroken surface, blush entry 1 sense 1, filled to overflowing, a hand of playing cards all of the same suit, a fresh and vigorous state, inflame sense 2, excite, so as to be flush, of a ruddy healthy color
flushes Sentence Examples
- The toilet flushes with a deafening roar, echoing through the bathroom.
- The plumber diligently flushes the drainpipe to remove any blockages.
- As the tide rushes in, it flushes away the sand and seashells on the beach.
- The athlete's face turns beet red as he flushes with embarrassment after a failed attempt.
- The water in the reservoir rises rapidly, threatening to flush away the nearby settlements.
- The doctor flushes the IV line to ensure the medication is flowing correctly.
- The heavy rain flushes out the gutters, sending torrents of water cascading down the streets.
- The hunter's face flushes with excitement as he spots his prey in the distance.
- The beauty products flush your skin with a healthy, radiant glow.
- The patient's cheeks flush as the fever reaches its peak.
FAQs About the word flushes
to make red or hot, well supplied especially with money, a sudden increase (as of emotion), so as to make solid contact, to cause to blush, squarely, inflame, e
blooms, florescences, primes, flowers, heydays, revivals, floruits, salad days,blossoms, springtimes
declines, decays, downfalls,bottoms,nadirs
The toilet flushes with a deafening roar, echoing through the bathroom.
The plumber diligently flushes the drainpipe to remove any blockages.
As the tide rushes in, it flushes away the sand and seashells on the beach.
The athlete's face turns beet red as he flushes with embarrassment after a failed attempt.
