ushed

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I work in entertainment, and I even "ushed" at an outdoor venue for a few years.

MetaFilter 2010
Upheaval in the Middle East and strong demand for oil around the world have ushed oil prices over $100 a barrel for only the second time in history.

Gas prices are about more than crude oil 2011
It certainly isn't something that should be ushed if not ready.

Key conservative Democrat urges health care slowdown 2009
That would have ushed in another long period of Democratic rule.

CNN Poll: Two-thirds say things going badly in nation 2010
If a conservative or Republican then they are usually ushed from their position of authority.

Sound Politics: Theocracy Alert 2006
My mother had this ﬂ ushed, shocked look on her face, something between elation and disbelief.

Lifeguard Patterson, James 2005
As Ellie climbed back in her car, her cheeks ﬂ ushed and grew hot again.

Lifeguard Patterson, James 2005
A coach party entered, noisy and ﬂ ushed, and took places round this table.

Death of a Scriptwriter Beaton, M. C. 1998
*** Eileen Jessop left Drim Castle after midnight, her eyes shining and her face ﬂ ushed.

Death of a Scriptwriter Beaton, M. C. 1998
By the time she put down the phone, her face was ﬂ ushed and her heart beating hard.

Death of a Scriptwriter Beaton, M. C. 1998