a tinge of red, esp in the cheeks; a blush

the act or an instance of flushing

a fresh and vigorous state

in the first flush of womanhood

a surge of emotion

a flush of anger

a sudden increase, esp of new plant growth

a sudden flow, esp of water

the cleansing of something, e.g. a toilet, with a flow of water

Brit a device for flushing toilets or drains

to glow, or cause to glow, brightly with a ruddy or rosy colour

to blush

to cause liquid to flow over or through (something, e.g. a toilet), esp to cleanse it

to cause (something) to flow or be carried along on a stream of liquid

(often + away) to dispose of (e.g. waste) by carrying it away on a stream of liquid in this way

to cause (somebody) to blush

to cause (something) to glow with a ruddy or rosy colour

having or forming a continuous edge or plane surface; level not indented, recessed, or projecting

Make the panelling flush with the wall

arranged edge to edge so as to fit snugly