Definition of «flush»

The plain or literal meaning of the word "flush" is to move something downward with force, especially water. It can also mean to clear out all data from a computer's memory, or to remove any remaining waste after defecation by wiping one's bottom. In addition, it can refer to a state of fullness or abundance, as in "the flush of youth."

Usage examples

After using the toilet, remember to flush the toilet to ensure proper hygiene.
When cleaning the sink, make sure to flush the drain with warm water to remove any built-up residue.
To unclog a stubborn pipe, you can try using a high-pressure water jet to flush out any blockages.
In cooking, you may need to flush the newly harvested vegetables to remove any dirt or impurities.
If your face feels oily, use a gentle facial cleanser to flush out the excess oil and refresh your skin.
In a card game like poker, some players may bluff to make others fold their hands and thus flush out weaker opponents.
When dealing with a chemical spill, follow safety protocols and flush the affected area with water to dilute and remove the hazardous substance.
After dyeing your hair, it is important to thoroughly flush your hair with water to remove any excess dye and prevent staining.
For those with allergies, using a saline nasal rinse can help flush out allergens and provide relief from congestion.

Phrases with «flush»

Sentences with «flush»

The touchscreen display for the infotainment unit does not sit flush with the centre console. (indianautosblog.com)
Add a pretty flush of color with a nice powder blush, and you're ready for the touch up on the eyes. (makeuplifelove.com)
I appreciate it I guess it was my understanding that after a few weeks the water would kind of flush out of your system and I would see the scale go back down. (coachcalorie.com)
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Definition of «flush»

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