gush
/ɡʌʃ/
noun
- A sudden, abundant flow of liquid or gas.
- With a gush of steam, the kettle whistled loudly.
- A gush of water flooded the street after the fire hydrant broke.
- The well produced a gush of oil that surprised the engineers.
- An exaggerated or effusive expression of emotion or praise.
- He couldn't control the gush of excitement when he saw the surprise.
- The review was a gush of admiration for the director's work.
- Her speech was a gush of thanks and compliments to the team.
verb
- To flow out suddenly and in large amounts, as a liquid or gas.
- Tears gushed from her eyes when she heard the good news.
- Water began to gush from the broken pipe in the basement.
- Oil gushed out of the well after the drill broke through the rock.
- To express praise or emotion in an exaggerated, enthusiastic way.
- She gushed over the baby, calling him the cutest child she had ever seen.
- He gushed with gratitude when he received the award.
- The fans gushed about the singer's performance on social media.