Synonyms:
spurt, spirt, gush, spout
Meaning: gush forth in a sudden stream or jet; "water gushed forth"
Synonyms:
rave, gush
Meaning: praise enthusiastically; "She raved about that new restaurant"
Usage examples
But it's simply impossible for me to gush.
This action, together with the tears which he saw gush from my eyes, moved his compassion.
"Oh, rubbish!" Harrington blew the exclamation out around his pipe-stem with a gush of smoke.
He felt his wrist caught in an iron grip, felt the blood gush where his temple was cut by the last missile.
I've borrowed money from my wife--and other places.'--He was too proud to add, 'This is confidential.'--'My boy's just entered college, my girl's just come out. It isn't just the money--' a gush of emotion reddened his face--'You've got to pull me through, Cargan.
What could be more glorious than to brace one's self up to discover New South Wales and then realize, with a gush of happy tears, that it was really old South Wales. This at least seems to me the main problem for philosophers, and is in a manner the main problem of this book.
I could talk a while when the evening commenced, but the first gush of vivacity and fluency gone, I was fain to sit on a stool at Diana's feet, to rest my head on her knee, and listen alternately to her and Mary, while they sounded thoroughly the topic on which I had but touched.