flush
[ˈflʌʃ]
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flush
noun
- redness on a person's face because of emotion, heat, etc.
- the act of cleaning a toilet with a flow of water : the act of flushing a toilet
- a sudden feeling or strong emotion—+ of
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flush
verb
- to cause a strong flow of water to clean (a toilet)
- to clean (something) with a flow of water or some other liquid —often + out
- to remove (something) with a flow of liquid
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flush
verb
- to cause or force (someone or something) to leave a hiding place —usually + out —sometimes used figuratively
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flush
adjective
- even or level with another surface
- having a large amount of money —often + with
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flush
adverb
- in order to be level or even with another surface—+ with
- in a very forceful way : in a way that makes very solid contact
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flush
noun
- a set of cards that a player has in a card game (such as poker) that are all of the same suit (such as diamonds)
