Preposition: of

• water: During one, I felt a gush of hot water all over my legs, like a large water balloon bursting.

• fluid: As I lay there letting the contractions course through me I felt a pop and then the gush of fluid as my water broke.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: My mother, tho Welsh, often told me, ' I ca n't gush.

• still: Its position was changed in Victorian times, but water still gushes there from a mossy lion's mouth.

• then: Even if the high waters then gush over the new bank, there is a drainage ditch behind it to catch the overflow.

Object

• stream: Our front street was a gushing wide stream 4 inches deep.

• river: The it's into the forested terrain crossing gushing rivers before our descent to camp at Las Torres.

• blood: Like Wendy, we are supposed to see the ghosts and the elevator gushing blood and we're supposed to react.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Improve your wine knowledge Was the waiter describing the Cabernet or the carpet when he gushed over its " velvety texture?

Modifying Another Word

• forth: SHAKIR: In both of them are two springs gushing forth.

• not: We failed dismally to make it on the DVD by not gushing suitably.

• too: I don't want to sound too gushing, but I really cannot express the service you provided without doing so.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: What I'd heard was the water gushing out through the gap.

• down: On the day of the visit, water was gushing down from burst pipes.

• up: Water gushing up from a spray fountain is given an added vitality.