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Definition of rush
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rush is as below...
Rush (v. i.) To enter into
something
with undue haste and
eagerness,
or
without
due
deliberation
and
preparation;
as, to rush
business
or
speculation..
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Rysh
::
Rysh (n.) Rush, a
plant..
Gush
::
Gush (v. i.) To issue with
violence
and
rapidity,
as a
fluid;
to rush forth as a fluid from
confinement;
to flow
copiously..
Rushy
::
Rushy (a.) Made of
rushes.
Rush
::
Rush (n.) The
merest
trifle;
a
straw.
Tinet
::
Tinet (n.)
Brushwood
and
thorns
for
making
and
repairing
hedges.
Canker
::
Canker
(n.) An
obstinate
and often
incurable
disease
of a
horse's
foot,
characterized
by
separation
of the horny
portion
and the
development
of
fungoid
growths;
--
usually
resulting
from
neglected
thrush..
Ojo
::
Ojo (n.) A
spring,
surrounded
by
rushes
or rank
grass;
an
oasis..
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) An
inclined
trough
in an
ore-crushing
mill.
Frail
::
Frail (n.) A rush for
weaving
baskets.
Rushbuckler
::
Rushbuckler
(n.) A
bullying
and
violent
person;
a
braggart;
a
swashbuckler.
Subtonic
::
Subtonic
(a.)
Applied
to, or
distinguishing,
a
speech
element
consisting
of tone, or
proper
vocal
sound,
not pure as in the
vowels,
but
dimmed
and
otherwise
modified
by some kind of
obstruction
in the oral or the nasal
passage,
and in some cases with a
mixture
of
breath
sound;
-- a term
introduced
by Dr. James Rush in 1833. See Guide to
Pronunciation,
//155,
199-202..
Heartbreak
::
Heartbreak
(n.)
Crushing
sorrow
or
grief;
a
yielding
to such
grief.
Brushite
::
Brushite
(n.) A white or gray
crystalline
mineral
consisting
of the acid
phosphate
of
calcium.
Seize
::
Seize (v. t.) To fall or rush upon
suddenly
and lay hold of; to gripe or grasp
suddenly;
to reach and
grasp.
Ftiction
::
Ftiction
(n.) The act of
rubbing
the
surface
of one body
against
that of
another;
attrition;
in
hygiene,
the act of
rubbing
the body with the hand, with
flannel,
or with a brush etc., to
excite
the skin to
healthy
action..
Brush
::
Brush (n.) To
remove
or
gather
by
brushing,
or by an act like that of
brushing,
or by
passing
lightly
over, as wind; --
commonly
with off..
Plunge
::
Plunge
(n.) The act of
thrusting
into or
submerging;
a dive, leap, rush, or pitch into, or as into,
water;
as, to take the water with a
plunge..
Brush
::
Brush (n.) An
instrument
composed
of
bristles,
or other like
material,
set in a
suitable
back or
handle,
as of wood, bone, or
ivory,
and used for
various
purposes,
as in
removing
dust from
clothes,
laying
on
colors,
etc.
Brushes
have
different
shapes
and names
according
to their use; as,
clothes
brush,
paint
brush,
tooth
brush,
etc..
Canaster
::
Canaster
(n.) A kind of
tobacco
for
smoking,
made of the dried
leaves,
coarsely
broken;
-- so
called
from the rush
baskets
in which it is
packed
in South
America..
Frush
::
Frush (n.) The frog of a
horse's
foot.
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