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Flushness

The state of being flush abundance

To flow and spread suddenly to rush as blood flushes into the face

Having the planks meet flush at the seams instead of lapping as in a clinker

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sudden letting in of a body of water called also flushing

A workman employed in cleaning sewers by flushing them with water

A heavy coarse cloth manufactured from shoddy commonly in the unr

Having a strong deep or glaring color flushed

Elated

veins by a heavy discharge of water from a reservoir flushing also called booming and hydraulic mining

to New Zealand growing up to 10 feet with maroon flushed flowers

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