flush
verb [I] (BECOME RED) /flʌʃ/Definition
› When you flush, you become red in the face, especially as a result of strong emotions, heat, or alcohol: She flushed with pleasure as she accepted the prize. The champagne had caused his face to flush.The skin, and skin colourExpressing and showing feelings
(Definition of flush verb (BECOME RED) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- albino noun
- ashen adjective
- catch verb (BE TOUCHED BY)
- colour noun (APPEARANCE)
- colour noun (RACE)
- complexion noun (FACE)
- crevice noun
- florid adjective (RED)
- freckle-faced adjective
- gooseflesh noun
- pasty-faced adjective
- pore noun
- purple adjective (COLOUR)
- rubicund adjective
- seamed adjective
- sunburned adjective
- suntan noun
- tattoo verb
- wizened adjective
- wrinkle noun (LINE)
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