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  • adjective superlative form of gushy: most gushy.

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Examples

  • This might be the moistest, gushiest piece of beef you'll ever eat.

    Flavor-Bomb Burgers Chris Nuttall-Smith 2011

  • UPDATE (3: 08 p.m.): GQ editor-in-chief Jim Nelson sent his staff one of the gushiest memos we've ever seen this afternoon to announce Mr. Ward's departure.

    Random House Hires GQ Editor Andy Ward 2009

  • Funny how the gushiest reviews are coming from Austin or from former Austinites: The film's creator Guillermo Del Toro once lived here.

    GreenCine Daily: Austin Chronicle. Guillermo Del Toro. 2007

  • Some of the gushiest quotes about him are emanating from Republicans, giddy at his outreach.

    Meet Obama's Loyal Opposition 2009

  • UPDATE (3: 08 p.m.): GQ editor-in-chief Jim Nelson sent his staff one of the gushiest memos we've ever seen this afternoon to announce Mr. Ward's departure.

    Random House Hires GQ Editor Andy Ward 2009

  • In the intensifying contest to write the gushiest journalism about the new princes of the executive branch, the competition between Time and NEWSWEEK has been nip and tuck.

    Purring Along The Potomac 2008

  • So he hounded the online bookstore to obliterate the gushiest reviews and post his harsh critique instead.

    Much Ado About (Almost) Nothing 2008

  • Now, like John Dickerson,Howard Fineman, one of the gushiest Bush hagiographers seems to have just discovered that the emperor has no clothes as well:

    Hullabaloo 2006

  • Now, like John Dickerson,Howard Fineman, one of the gushiest Bush hagiographers seems to have just discovered that the emperor has no clothes as well:

    Hullabaloo 2006

  • Now, like John Dickerson,Howard Fineman, one of the gushiest Bush hagiographers seems to have just discovered that the emperor has no clothes as well:

    Hullabaloo 2006

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