Gush

gush, v. [gushed (gusht), gushing.] To flow copiously, rush forth as a fluid from confinement; to act with a sudden and rapid impulse; to talk effusively, enthusiastically, or — affectedly. n. Violent i ue of a fluid from an inclosed place fluid thus emitted sentimentality. [Ic. gus a, gjosa, D. gudsen, to gush, spirt; L. haurire, to draw water, spill, Gr. cheein, to pour, — also ~L.fundere, to pour, fuse, geyser, gut.] Gust, n. A sudden blast of wind burst of pa ion. [Ic. gvstr, gjosta, Sw. dial, gust.] — Gusfy, a. Subject to, or attended by, gusts; tempestuous.