rush
//rʌʃ//
Verb
to move or act with great speed or urgency
We rushed to the hospital when we heard the news.
to transport or send someone or something with urgent haste
They rushed the injured player to the hospital.
to attack or charge suddenly and forcefully
The soldiers rushed the enemy position at dawn.
to do something too quickly without proper care or thought
Don't rush your decision—take time to think about it carefully.
Noun
a sudden quick movement or flow of people or things
There was a rush of people toward the exit when the alarm sounded.
a situation requiring urgent action or attention
There's no rush—we have plenty of time.
a sudden strong feeling or sensation
She felt a rush of excitement when she heard the good news.
a period of intense activity or demand
The holiday rush keeps the store busy from morning to night.
Noun
a grasslike plant with cylindrical stems that grows in wet areas, often used for weaving mats and baskets
Rushes grow along the edge of the pond and are used to make baskets.