gushing's Usage Examples:

gushing fountain of divine blessing.

gushing waterfalls.

In fact, that's all they do: make that temperamental high-maintenance wine that either drives oenophiles into paroxysms of gushing giddiness or sinks them into sulking, despairing funks of ennui.

A delinquent account left sitting un-addressed is like having a bleeding wound left gushing; it doesn't get better with time.

At the top was a wider section with the water gushing down a hole, but looking more placid upstream.

If published nowadays it would hardly attract notice; but in those gushing, emotion-craving times it had considerable popularity, and helped to increase the poet's now rapidly widening fame.

The champagne shouldn't be gushing out of the bottle.

Thayers Dawn of Italian Independence (Boston, 1893) is gushing and not always accurate; C. Cants Dell indipendenza italiana cronistoria (Naples, 1872-1877) is reactionary and often unreliable; V.

All round these salt lakes there are numerous springs, gushing from the sandy hillocks.

Blood was gushing from its leg as from a spring.

Synonyms:

pouring, running,

Antonyms:

uninstructive, reserved, standing,