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/flʌʃ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A rush of water or liquid.
The flush of water from the fire hydrant caught my attention.
A sudden rush of blood to the face, resulting in a reddening of the skin.
He felt a flush of anger as the news was revealed.
A state of being even or level with something else.
The countertop is at a flush height with the cabinets.
verb
To redden or become red, often from embarrassment or exertion.
She flushed with embarrassment when she realized her mistake.
To cause to flow out or spread rapidly.
He flushed the toilet after use.
To drive out or clear, especially by forcing something out.
The heavy rain flushed the pollutants out of the river.
adjective
Even or level with something; not protruding.
Make sure the tile is flush with the edge of the wall.
In a state of excess or abundance.
The flush profits this quarter exceeded all expectations.
Etymology
Middle English flushen, from Old English flōscian; akin to Old Norse flosa to flow.
Common Phrases and Expressions
flush out:
to force something out or clear it.
flush with:
level with something.
make a flush:
to achieve a flush in poker.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To win big in gambling, especially in poker.
He flushed out a jackpot last night!
To show off wealth or success.
Ever since he got the promotion, he's been flush with cash.