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At first blush, this is a compelling concept.

Susan confessed with a blush that she'd been watching him.

I said that I could not remember whether such a thing had ever occurred and managed to stifle a blush.

This Government has all the conviction of a blush on Madonna's cheek.

And as she remembered her own vivid imaginings a blush crept up her throat to flood her cheeks with hot colour.

Polly felt a blush warm her cheeks and looked down at the food.

2 → at first blush → spare somebody’s blushes Examples from the Corpus blush blush blush 2 noun 1 EMBARRASSED the red colour on your face that appears when you are embarrassed Donald felt a blush warm his cheeks.

Martha's cheeks became even pinker as she blushed to see him.I positively blush like a sophomore when I think of what you said! blush to do something.A curse that can only be broken with the power of love, naturally.

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It features a light hearted story where the player must rescue a series of fun and attractive anime-boys, who have all been cursed with a dark spell. Terry's eyebrows went up and she felt herself blushing furiously. Blush Blush - Blush Blush is a Dating Game tossed with an Idle Game.Carlos blushes every time he talks to her.Their heat-patterns flared, as if they were blushing all over.Approximately 50,000+ children and youth were living in poverty in Calgary before the pandemic hit. She waited, watching him, pleased to see the color come back and then touched to realize that he was blushing. Blush Lane and I Can for Kids Launch a Back to School Campaign to Fight Childhood Hunger.And other feelings, too, which made me blush.3 → something that would make somebody blush 4 → the blushing bride - blushingly adverb → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus blush 2 EMBARRASSED to feel ashamed or embarrassed about something blush to do something I blush to admit that I haven’t read it. Now you have to find them and break the curse with your love Blush Blush. Register In everyday British English, people often say go red rather than blush: She went red when he looked at her. You are responsible somehow for a curse that befalls 12 unfortunate hawt dudes. Joan blushed at the unexpected compliment. We’ll be updating the game with lots more boys, so check it out.

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It’s full of flirty tomfoolery, charming characters, and some truly stellar vocal performances. ○○ verb 1 EMBARRASSED to become red in the face, usually because you are embarrassed Wilson saw she was watching him and blushed. Blush Blush is a light-hearted game where you need to rescue a bunch of boys from a rather ridiculous curse with the power of love.From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English blush blush 1 / blʌʃ /