What is another word for gushing?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈʌʃɪŋ], [ ɡˈʌʃɪŋ], [ ɡ_ˈʌ_ʃ_ɪ_ŋ]
Semantically related words: drooling, spitting
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Similar words for gushing:
- all (adjective)
- burbling (adjective)
- communicative (adjective)
- demonstrative (adjective)
- ebullient (adjective)
- enthusiastic (adjective)
- flattering (adjective)
- flowing (adjective)
- gabby (adjective)
- garrulous (adjective)
- gushy (adjective)
- hearty (adjective)
- informative (adjective)
- maudlin (adjective)
- mawkish (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pouring (adjective)
- schmaltzy (adjective)
- sentimental (adjective)
- talkative (adjective)
- tear-jerking (adjective)
- touchy-feely (adjective)
- babble (noun)
- effusion (noun)
- effusive (noun)
- emotional (noun)
- gushing (noun)
- jabberwocky (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- outbreak (noun)
- outpouring (noun)
- streaming (verb)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Gushing:
adj.
• all (adjective) • burbling (adjective) • communicative (adjective)- more conversable,
- outgoing,
- un-reserved,
- out-goinger,
- out-goingest,
- out goinger,
- out-going,
- out going,
- out goingest,
- un reserved,
- most conversable.
- oily.
- more loose lipped,
- most looselipped,
- most loose lipped,
- more jabbering,
- most gossiping,
- looselipped,
- more loose-lipped,
- mouthy,
- most loose-lipped,
- more gossiping,
- more looselipped,
- long winded,
- most prattling,
- more prattling,
- most chattering,
- more chattering,
- most jabbering,
- loose lipped.
- loose tongued,
- running at the mouth,
- flap jaw,
- wind bag,
- most loose-tongued,
- more blabbermouth,
- running on mouth,
- most loose tongued,
- running the mouth,
- running mouth,
- more loose tongued,
- prosy,
- more wind bag,
- prosier,
- most prating,
- more windbag,
- most loosetongued,
- yakkiest,
- running at mouth,
- prosiest,
- more wind-bag,
- more loosetongued,
- most yakkity,
- more motormouth,
- most wind bag,
- loosetongued,
- most wind-bag,
- yakky,
- running on the mouth,
- most motormouth,
- running on at mouth,
- more loose-tongued,
- most windbag,
- more yakkity,
- yakkier,
- more prating,
- running on at the mouth,
- most blabbermouth.
- in tenser,
- more back-slapping,
- more back slapping,
- more deepfelt,
- most deep-felt,
- more deep-felt,
- heartiest,
- in-tensest,
- most backslapping,
- more backslapping,
- most back-slapping,
- in-tenser,
- deep felt,
- un-feigned,
- most deepfelt,
- more deep felt,
- most deep felt,
- in-tense,
- deepfelt,
- un feigned,
- in tense,
- back slapping,
- most back slapping.
- more cornball,
- most cornball,
- soap,
- more syrupy,
- soapest,
- slusher,
- in sipid,
- be-fuddled,
- most syrupy,
- in-sipid,
- be fuddled,
- tearful,
- slushest,
- mushy.
- more lovey-dovey,
- more loveydovey,
- most lovey-dovey,
- loveydovey,
- more cloying,
- most lovey dovey,
- most loveydovey,
- more lovey dovey.
- soppy,
- gushy,
- syrupy,
- yakkity,
- prattling,
- Conversable,
- lovey-dovey,
- longwinded,
- rosewater,
- sobby,
- sentimental,
- slushy,
- maudlin,
- cornball,
- motormouth,
- backslapping,
- burbling,
- back-slapping,
- loose-lipped,
- deep-felt,
- tear-jerking,
- lovey dovey,
- overemotional,
- Wind-bag,
- soupy,
- loose-tongued,
- demonstrative,
- hearty,
- mawkish,
- soaper,
- over-emotional.
n.
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•
- ardent,
- deferential,
- loving,
- respectful,
- admiring,
- fond,
- adoring,
- reverent,
- affectionate.
- gabble,
- wordiness,
- effluences,
- Ebullition,
- sortie,
- uprising,
- flare up,
- ebullitions,
- catharsis,
- babble,
- efflux,
- gossip,
- mutterings,
- outbreak,
- Exudates,
- out-flow,
- gushings,
- mutiny,
- exudate,
- rendings,
- effluence,
- idle talk,
- out-flows,
- rantings,
- cleansing,
- jabberwocky.
- up-risings,
- sunderings,
- dis-orders,
- ex-plosion,
- out break,
- out breaks,
- out-break,
- out burst,
- dis order,
- out-bursts,
- up risings,
- be-ginning,
- out bursts,
- out-breaks,
- out-burst,
- up-rising,
- flareup,
- ex plosion,
- up rising,
- re-volution,
- re-volutions,
- dis orders,
- be ginning,
- burstings,
- dis-order,
- re volutions,
- ex plosions.
v.
• streaming (verb)Other synonyms:
-
•
- enthusiastic.
How to use "Gushing" in context?
When we gush, we are referring to an emotional reaction in which we talk excessively about something. This might includes exaggerating our feelings, speaking without thinking, and having several thoughts at once. gushing usually occurs instinctively, without our control, and it can be incredibly embarrassing.
Despite its undesirable nature, gushing can be a sign of appreciation and affection. When someone does something special for us and we express our gratitude in a way that is excessive, it shows that we value the moment. It can also be a way to let someone know that we are interested in them.
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