flush
//flʌʃ//
Verb
To cleanse or wash out with a rapid flow of water or other liquid.
She flushed the wound with clean water to remove the dirt.
To cause the face to become red, typically from embarrassment, heat, or strong emotion.
The unexpected compliment flushed her cheeks.
To drive out or force from a hiding place.
The hunters used dogs to flush the birds from the bushes.
Noun
A reddening of the face or skin caused by emotion, heat, or illness.
A flush spread across her cheeks when she heard the compliment.
A sudden rush or flow of water used for cleansing.
A flush of water cleaned the pipes.
In card games, a hand of cards all of the same suit.
She won the poker game with a flush of hearts.
Adjective
Level or even with another surface; having no indentation or protrusion.
Make sure the cabinet door is flush with the frame.
Having plenty of money; affluent.
After receiving his bonus, he was feeling flush and treated everyone to dinner.