Gush
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 227
gush, v.t to flow out with violence or oopiously.— that which flows out. a violent i ue of a fluid [From a Teut. root found in Ice. gus a, to gusli, A-S. geotan, Ger. gte en, akin to Gr. eked, to pour,] Gushing, gush' mg. adj. rushing forth with violence, as a liquid flowing copiously «ffusive. adv. Gush'mgly. Gu et, gus'et, the piece of cloth in a shirt which covers the armpit an angular piece of mate raOOn Men. 227 Oust doth inserted in a garment to strengthen some part of [Fr. gou et, armpit, gns^e —gou e. It. gitscio a poa, husk from the fancied likene of the armpit to the hollow husk os a bean or pea.]
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