IPA: /ˈɡʌʃɪŋ/
KK: /ˈɡʌʃɪŋ/
Describing something that flows out quickly and forcefully, often used to refer to liquids or emotions that are expressed in an enthusiastic or excessive way.
She gave a gushing review of the movie, praising every detail.
To flow out suddenly and in large amounts, often with enthusiasm or emotion.
She was gushing about her new job and how much she loved it.
Past: gushed
Past Participle: gushed
Gushing → It originates from the Middle English 'gussen' (meaning to flow out) and is related to the Old Norse 'gusa' (meaning to pour out). The word 'gushing' describes something that flows out rapidly and abundantly, often with enthusiasm or emotion.
Imagine something flowing out rapidly, like water from a fountain, to remember that 'gushing' means to flow out with great force or emotion.