Synonyms

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gurgle, v. 1. bubble, ripple, murmur, babble, tinkle, guggle.
2. play, splash, plash, sputter, foam, froth, boil; roll, purl, trickle, cascade.

gush, v. 1. flow, run, stream; issue, emanate, surge, swell, well or rush forth; effuse, spout, spurt, jet; overflow, flood, brim over, well over, run over, spill over or out; pour or burst forth, disembogue, debouch; abound, teem, cascade, fall, rush; emit, send forth, eject.
2. effervesce, bubble over, emote, be effusive or ebullient, overflow with enthusiasm, wax enthusiastic, make much of, be carried away over, fuss over; prattle, gabble, chatter, rattle, prate, jabber, blather, babble.
-n. 3. flood, outpouring, tide, flow, stream, flush; overflow, spillover, torrent, freshet, flash flood, spate.
4. outburst, eruption, ebullition, bubbling over, exuberance, profusiveness, effusion,

gushing, adj. 1. running, streaming, emanating, flooding or pouring out, spouting, spurting, spilling, overflowing; emitting, discharging.
2. enthusiastic, demonstrative, ebullient, effusive, gushy; unreserved, unrestrained, expansive, lavish, generous; exuberant, rhapsodic, hearty, ardent, fervent, zealous; warm, sentimental, overly affectionate, SI. gooey.
3. glib, oily, slick, unctuous, fawning, Inf sickening; pleonastic, wordy, verbose, long-winded.

gust, n. 1. wind, blast, blow, flurry; draft, puff, breeze; squall, gale, storm.
2. outbreak, burst, outburst, paroxysm, eruption, explosion.
3. excitement, tumult, scene, frenzy; fever, heat, flush.

gusto, n. relish, zest, enthusiasm, exhilaration; enjoyment,'satisfaction, delight, pleasure, appreciation, appetite, taste, liking, fondness,

gut, n. 1. abdomen, belly, stomach, Inf. tummy, SI. breadbasket, Scot. and North Eng. wame; mid-alimentary canal, intestine, bowel, colon; colonic cavity, intestinal cavity; visceral cavity, Anat., Zool. venter, ventral region, ventricular cavity, Anat. epigastrium; pouch, (of birds) crop, craw, maw, in-gluvies, (of birds) proventriculus; (both of ruminating animals) first stomach, rumen.
2. intestinal tissue, intestinal fiber; catgut.
3. Often

guts insides, inwards, Inf innards; vitals, vital organs, vital parts, viscera, (of animals) entrails; Inf. gizzard, Inf. solar plexus, SI. where one lives.
4. guts Informal,

a. courage, bravery, backbone, grit, nerve, SI. gutsiness, heart, fortitude, intestinal fortitude; gumption, spunk, spunkiness, pluck, pluckiness; game, gameness, mettle, spirit,
b. confidence, assurance, fearlessness, dauntlessness; stout-heartedness, valor, boldness, audacity, audaciousness, daring, derring-do.

c. willpower, tenacity, staying power, integrity; endurance, stamina, resourcefulness.
5. narrows, pass, passage, canal, channel, sound, strait, dell, neck, isthmus, Scot. kyle; gap, ravine, gorge, notch, flume, defile; gulch, gully, trench.
6. disembowel, embowel, bowel, eviscerate, Rare. viscerate, exenterate.