C1nounnatureemotions
US/ɡʌʃ/
UK/ɡʌʃ/
a large amount of liquid suddenly flowing out; also a sudden strong feeling
In context
When the pipe burst, a gush of water flooded the kitchen floor.
A sudden gush of cold air came through the open window.
She felt a gush of pride as her son walked onto the stage.
Words that go with gush
adjective + noun
- sudden gushThere was a sudden gush of steam from the pot.
- warm gushShe felt a warm gush of love for her baby.
- great gushA great gush of mud swept down the hillside.
noun + preposition
- gush of waterA gush of water came out of the broken tap.
- gush of bloodThe cut was small, but there was a gush of blood.
- gush of airOpening the fridge let out a gush of air.