gushy
- adjective
- /ˈɡʌʃi/
- It's not just, you know, all mushy, gushy, warm and fuzzy stuff.
- warm and gushy
- mushy-gushy
- gushy stuff
Because let me just frame it without being too gushy gushy.
- Because let me just frame it without being too gushy gushy.
- You sent a message, you sent something that was a little bit gushy and they haven't texted you back for three hours.
Examples
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During the surprise party, his gushy speech made everyone a bit uncomfortable with its excessive emotion.
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A little bit of his gushy, starry-eyed persona goes a long way.
Blog text (4) -
Tough exterior... but soft and gushy on the inside.
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I suppose it's not a good idea to be too gushy on an answering machine.
Fiction book (1997) -
"Are you going to be a gushy adult, Bobby?" "I hope not," he said.
Fiction book (1999) -
I feel kind of weird being gushy and positive on your blog.
Blog text (32) -
Which wasn't to say he knew them all that well, or that he felt warm and gushy toward them.
Fiction book (2001) -
You sent a message, you sent something that was a little bit gushy and they haven't texted you back for three hours.
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Quit bein' all gushy.
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Tim: AW, I'M ALL GUSHY INSIDE.
Synonyms
Having strong warm feelings about people or things from the past, often too emotional
Showing too much emotion in a way that seems silly or fake
Too emotional in a way that feels silly or fake
Too emotional in a way that seems not sincere
Too emotional in a way that seems silly or not sincere
Showing strong warm feelings openly and without holding back
Being very loving and sweet in a way that feels too romantic
An overly emotional style in art like songs or films
Too sweet or emotional in a way that makes you feel sick
Showing too much feeling for the situation
Showing feelings that are not real and too sweet
Too emotional in a way that feels false or silly
Too emotional in a way that feels silly or fake
Too emotional and sentimental in a way that seems silly
Overly sentimental and emotional in a way that seems false
Being too cute and childish in a sweet, exaggerated way
Too sentimental in a way that feels fake or silly
Giving praise in a way that sounds too excited and not honest
Being very emotional in a way that feels fake
Showing strong, simple feelings in a way that seems fake
Being too emotional in a cheap, false way
Too sweet and emotional so it feels false
Too emotional and sweet in a way that feels fake
Too sweet and sentimental in tone or style
Having too much sugar in taste or feeling too emotional
Too sentimental and weak in feeling, often seeming false
Too sentimental and not sincere
Showing too much emotion in a way that seems exaggerated
Antonyms
How Sentimental
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word gushy comes from the verb gush, which means 'to flow out' suddenly like water, plus the ending -y. So a gushy person is one whose feelings 'pour out' too much, making them seem overly emotional or sentimental.