Gush
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 182
gush, v. i. [gushed (gusht), gushing.] To now copiously, rush forth as a fluid from con tine ment; to act with a sudden and rapid impulse: to talk effusively, enthusiastically, or affectedly. — n. Violent i ue a fluid from au inclosed place; fluid thus emitted sentimentality. — Gust, n. A blast of wind; of pa ion.— Gust'y, -I, a. Subject to, or attended by, gusts; tempestuous.
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