gushing
- adjective
- /ˈɡʌʃɪŋ/
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chorreante
- The water was gushing from the broken pipe, creating a large puddle on the street.
And I'm told that that's a source of gushing blood.
- And I'm told that that's a source of gushing blood.
- You fountains gushing up and you seize and flumes, you rivers flowing, you sad sewage foaming and you amylacious waters curdling.
Examples
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It's that free flowing water gushing through the stands from the stadium that's an indictment of the club.
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I got hit right above my right eye and it's just gushing blood.
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Some men carry him in and blood is gushing from his neck.
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Some men carry him in and blood is gushing from his neck.
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Like if if you look at, Oh my gosh, look at it gushing from the middle there a little sweet.
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It's flowing, it's gushing across life, across the world, across territories, across, you know, times and stories.
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And he runs behind the screws, bloods gushing out of me head.
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I mean, when you get, when you get a state that has that has eaten up so much of the of, of the private economy, there's money gushing out everywhere.
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The ground split apart, gushing poisons and gases, which exploded, creating the oceans.
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The ground split apart, gushing poisons and gases which exploded, creating the oceans.
Synonyms
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1.0
To make liquid flow in a steady stream from a container
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2.3
To push liquid out quickly in a thin stream
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3.2
To flow out suddenly and forcefully, like blood from a wound
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2.9
Make liquid flow out of a container
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2.9
Move or pour out in a steady stream, often a liquid
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3.7
To leave a place quickly in large numbers
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3.7
To flow out quickly and forcefully in a strong stream
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8.6
To pour out a large amount of something suddenly in a strong stream
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7.6
Flow quickly and strongly down a surface like water after heavy rain
A liquid that moves quickly in large amounts, like heavy rain
Falling in a heavy, steady flow like strong rain
Moving outward in a steady stream from a source like water or gas
To flow out in large amounts, like tears or blood
To burst out suddenly and forcefully like a fountain
To force liquid out quickly in a narrow stream, like blood or water
To send out a sudden thin stream of liquid
To come out in a thin fast stream, like water from a bottle
Giving off a lot of liquid, for example sweat or tears
Antonyms
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gushing comes from the simple verb gush, which means 'to flow out quickly and in large amounts', like water coming from a broken pipe, so gushing describes something pouring out with force.