Object

• bride: Click on the blushing bride above to visit their website.

• cheek: Published: 16 July 2006 Pale, creamy, orange in color with pink blushing cheeks - apricots are a beautiful early summer fruit.

• tomato: Baked field mushrooms stuffed with goat's cheese and black olives, rocket and watercress salad with sun blushed tomato and avocado salsa.

Converse of object

• spare: However, we do suggest that perhaps the wearing of a bath suit or shorts may spare some blushes!

• save: Leander's ' old men's ' eight saved British blushes in the blue-riband event against the Belgians.

• bring: My repentance brought a deep blush to my face.

Adjective modifier

• soft: Rose Blush Kitchen By: Munchkin_brat All appliances in a soft roes blush for a coordinated look.

• first: At first blush, these three laws might seem like a good way to keep robots in their place.

• deep: My repentance brought a deep blush to my face.

Modifying Another Word

• furiously: Blushing furiously, she quickly amended it to " Peter " .

• deeply: Vahesian says, " ok, no biting " [ MAGE ] Kiania blushes deeply [ MAGE ] Kiania: They are?

• slightly: He even blushed slightly, held my gaze for only a moment before looking down at the floor.

• again: That embarrassed me, so I started blushing again.

• here: And stop it, you, I'm blushing here.

• much: The poor Moth blushed very much at being seen by all her friends in the company of two such wild creatures.

Noun used with modifier

• I: O, I follow'd that I blush to look upon.

Used with why or when

• when: As far as I know they are the only breed known to physically blush when embarrassed.

Preposition: of

• shame: Pictures speak louder than words, yet their eloquence has brought no blush of shame to the faces of Arab leaders.

Preposition: with

• shame: It does not have a face to blush with shame.

Preposition: for

• shame: And with that he saw EVANGELIST coming to meet him; at the sight also of whom he began to blush for shame.