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blush
verb
-
blush
,
blushes
,
blushing
,
blushed
to
have
your
face
turn
pink
or
red
because
you
feel
embarrassed
,
shy
,
or
ashamed
β’
When
everyone
sang
happy
birthday
to
her
,
Emma
couldn't
help
but
blush
.
When
everyone
sang
happy
birthday
to
her
,
Emma
couldn't
help
but
blush
.
β’
He
blushed
when
the
teacher
praised
his
science
project
.
He
blushed
when
the
teacher
praised
his
science
project
.
Middle
English
blusshen
,
from
Old
English
blyscan
,
meaning
β
to
glow
red
.β
noun
-
blush
,
blushes
the
pink
or
red
color
that
appears
on
someone's
cheeks
when
they
feel
embarrassed
,
shy
,
or
excited
β’
A
warm
blush
spread
across
her
cheeks
when
he
winked
at
her
.
A
warm
blush
spread
across
her
cheeks
when
he
winked
at
her
.
β’
His
joke
brought
a
deep
blush
to
my
face
.
His
joke
brought
a
deep
blush
to
my
face
.
From
the
verb
β
blush
,β
used
as
a
noun
since
the
16th
century
to
describe
the
resulting
color
.
noun
-
blush
,
blushes
a
colored
powder
or
cream
that
people
put
on
their
cheeks
to
add
a
healthy
pink
color
β’
She
applied
rose-colored
blush
before
the
party
.
She
applied
rose-colored
blush
before
the
party
.
β’
This
new
blush
gives
your
skin
a
natural
glow
.
This
new
blush
gives
your
skin
a
natural
glow
.
Cosmetic
sense
recorded
from
late
19th
century
,
named
after
the
effect
it
produces
β
a
blush
of
color
.
noun
-
blush
,
blushes
a
pale
pink
wine
,
similar
to
rosΓ©
,
made
by
allowing
grape
skins
brief
contact
with
the
juice
β’
We
ordered
a
chilled
blush
to
go
with
the
seafood
.
We
ordered
a
chilled
blush
to
go
with
the
seafood
.
β’
She
prefers
blush
over
red
wine
on
summer
evenings
.
She
prefers
blush
over
red
wine
on
summer
evenings
.
U
.
S
.
marketing
term
from
the
1970s
for
light
pink
wines
,
named
for
their
blush-like
color
.
verb
-
blush
,
blushing
,
blushes
,
blushed
to
become
pink
or
reddish
in
color
,
especially
of
the
sky
,
flowers
,
or
other
objects
β’
The
morning
sky
blushed
with
shades
of
pink
and
gold
.
The
morning
sky
blushed
with
shades
of
pink
and
gold
.
β’
The
white
rose
petals
blushed
along
their
edges
.
The
white
rose
petals
blushed
along
their
edges
.
Extended
poetic
use
of
the
main
verb
sense
,
first
recorded
in
the
18th
century
.
blush
blush
