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rush

[ruhsh] / rʌʃ /




VERB
charge, attack
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That’s due in large part to the rush that comes with wearing your country’s colors on your chest.

From Los Angeles Times

Dismissal used to be a free-for-all — once the final bell rang, students would rush outside to find their bus or ride or to begin the walk home.

From Los Angeles Times

While unemployment fraud was rampant across country during the pandemic as governments rushed to provide support, California’s problems stood out.

From Los Angeles Times

That sudden rush of fame and enormous demands on your body and mind can exhaust the most resilient of us, and Lola’s such a force of charisma who deserves time to chill.

From Los Angeles Times

See: Silver suffers biggest drop in 46 years, with ‘every man and his dog rushing for the exit’

From MarketWatch