To gush out, well forth, spring. Also with down, forth, out, over.

intransitive. To flow out.

intransitive. To stream or flow out. Also occasionally transitive.

transferred and figurative. Of light, air, vapour, immaterial effluences, etc.: To be carried or emitted in a full and continuous current.

transferred. To move with an agitation like that of boiling water; to bubble, to seethe. Also said of that from which something gushes…

To gush out. Cf. walt, v. 4.

intransitive. To move quickly, to rush. Of water, etc.: to flow rapidly and forcefully, to gush. Frequently with out.

To gush out, pour, flow.

intransitive. To pour or flow out.

intransitive. To gush out, flow steadily or copiously in a stream; (of rain) to fall heavily; (of light) to shine brightly. Frequently with…

intransitive. To gush out (now rare); (also) to outdo in gushing.

transferred and figurative. To issue, emanate, or be emitted copiously. Often directly figurative.

intransitive. To flow out in or as in a stream.

intransitive. Of water, liquids, etc.: To flow, pour, or run in a more or less copious stream; to ooze or be forced out or up. Usually const. with…

intransitive. Of water: to rise up to the surface of the earth, the top of a depression, etc., and flow in a steady or copious stream. Also with a…

U.S. and Australian. To wash (auriferous ore) in a gold-miner's sluice. Also with out.