gusher:
(plural: ‘gushers‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘g’ rhymes with ‘g’ in “garden”, and the letter ‘u’ rhymes with ‘u’ in “but” — for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
‘to gush’ = (of some liquid or gas) to flow out suddenly with force and in relatively large quantity, and (in this context) to show more than normal/excessive sentiments or enthusiasm which may be disgusting or annoying
a person who shows too much false and unusual sentimental and emotional behaviour, and uses too much false emotional language,
a gusher (a speaker gushing out false emotions)
e.g.
Tony is less talkative than most of us, but after a couple stiff drinks, he becomes a real gusher, praising everyone and talking loudly about everything!
There are gushers for every dictator that fell before the barbarous force of rebels and revolutionaries, saying that the country under the despot was far better than it is in democratic rule.
Experts say that the gushers can harm relationships as they tend to gush out emotional blackmail and remind others of forgotten lapses.
For a medical article about gushers, please click here, for an interesting quiz that shows tells you whether you are a gusher or not, please click here and for a blog post in which we see a family of happy gushers, please click here.
an oil and natural gas gusher
‘Gusher’ is more commonly used to refer to something, such as a water or oil pipe or an oil well, that sends out a lot of water or oil suddenly and forcefully (gush). For an article about famous oil gushers of the world, please click here, and for a blog post in which we see this word being used for an incident that bring in sympathy, please click here.
‘Gushers’ or ‘fruit Gushers’, trade mark name, are a kind of fruit snacks which have a chewy surface with a fruity liquid inside which gushes into the mouth when you bite the snacks. For an article on the disgusting promotional video of Gushers, please click here.
‘Gushers’ or ‘fruit Gushers’, trade mark name, are a kind of fruit snacks which have a chewy surface with a fruity liquid inside which gushes into the mouth when you bite the snacks. For an article on the disgusting promotional video of Gushers, please click here.
