verb

gush

to spurt, to flow, to enthuse

Water gushed from the broken pipe.

Water gushed from the broken pipe.

She gushed about her wonderful holiday.

She gushed about her wonderful vacation.

((sth.)) ((from/out of sth.)) (of a liquid) to flow quickly from (sth.). Water gushed from the broken pipe.

((about/over sb./sth.)) to praise (sb./sth.) enthusiastically. She gushed about her wonderful vacation.

Synonyms: (liquid) spurt, stream; (speak) rave, enthuse

From Middle English, possibly from Old Norse 'gjósa' (to erupt).

It sounds like a 'rush' of water or words. Imagine a sudden, strong flow.

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