blush
31blush — See: AT FIRST BLUSH …
32blush — See: AT FIRST BLUSH …
33blush — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, probably from blusshen Date: 14th century 1. outward appearance ; view < at first blush > 2. a reddening of the face especially from shame, modesty, or confusion 3. a red or rosy tint 4. a cosmetic applied to… …
34blush — 1. noun /blʌʃ/ a) An act of blushing. A blush of boys. b) A sort of makeup, frequently a powder, used to redden the cheeks. Confer rouge. 2. verb /blʌʃ/ To redde …
35blush — See: at first blush …
36blush — verb 1》 become red in the face through shyness, embarrassment, or shame. 2》 literary be or become pink or pale red. noun 1》 an instance of blushing. 2》 literary a pink or pale red tinge. 3》 a wine with a slight pink tint made in the manner of… …
37blush — 1. verb Joan blushed at the compliment Syn: redden, turn/go pink, turn/go red, flush, color, burn up; feel shy, feel embarrassed 2. noun a blush spread across his face Syn: flush, rosiness, pinkness, bloom, (high) color …
38blush — 1. verb Joan blushed at the compliment Syn: redden, go pink, go red, flush, colour, burn up 2. noun the darkness hid her blush Syn: flush, rosiness, redness, pinkness, bloom, high colour, glow …
39blush — [blʌʃ] verb [I] if you blush, your cheeks become red because you feel embarrassed or ashamed …
40blush — see truth makes the devil blush …
