Lush is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUSH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ply with alcohol
• make (someone) drunk
• drink to excess
NOUN:
• a heavy drinker, especially a habitual one
• a person who drinks alcohol to excess habitually
• alcoholic
ADJECTIVE:
• abounding in vegetation
• (of vegetation, especially grass) growing luxuriantly
• very rich and providing great sensory pleasure
• sexually attractive.
• very good or impressive
• growing thickly
• Full of juice or succulence.
• produced or growing in extreme abundance
• characterized by extravagance and profusion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to drink to excess

Words related to LUSH

lushed10 lusher9 lushes9 lushest10 lushing11 lushly12 lushness11

Words that contain LUSH

blush10 flush11 lushy11 plush10 slush8 ablush11 flushy15 lushed10 lusher9 lushes9 lushly12 plushy14 slushy12 blushed13 blusher12 blushes12 blushet12 flushed14 flusher13 flushes13 lushers10 lushest10 lushier10 lushies10 lushing11 plushed13 plusher12 plushes12 plushly15 slushed11 slushes10 unflush13 blushers13 blushets13 blushful16 blushing14 flushers14 flushest14 flushier14 flushing15 lushiest11 lushness11 outblush13 outflush14 overlush14 plushest13 plushier13 plushily16 slushier11 slushies11 slushily14 slushing12 blushings15 blushless14 flushable17 flushiest15 flushings16 flushness15 flushwork22 overflush18 plushiest14 plushness14 slushiest12 unflushed16 unflushes15 blushingly19 flushworks23 lushnesses13 outblushed16 outblushes15 outflushed17 outflushes16 plushiness15 slushiness13 unblushing16 unflushing17 blushlessly19 flushnesses17 outblushing17 outflushing18 overflushes20 plushnesses16 plushinesses17 slushinesses15 unblushingly21 unblushingness20

How to use LUSH in a sentence

• The shadow of the high peak, in the lap of which she stood, poured itself eastward across the warm, lush, narrow land.
• He rode along a lush, wet land of roaring streams, and, on the bank of Hidden Creek, there was a roaring that drowned even the beating of his heart.
• The coastal highway was wide open, almost barren in comparison to the lush woods.
• The lush green South eventually gave way to the Texas plains and then the dry highlands of New Mexico.
• Below them stretched the wide sweep of the river valley, amethyst and topaz and emerald, rich with lush June verdure, soft shadowed, tranquil, in the late afternoon sunshine.
• The lush vegetation of that sheltered spot make a natural shield.
• Near by was a towering rose-bush, from which she had broken the last red rose, large, full, and lush, its petals already loosened.
• June was at her loveliest in this lovable country with its walled fields, its serene uplands and glowing pastures, its lush river meadows and wayside flowers.
• The grasses are lush, and the hedges are tall and luxuriant.
• Papeari, the next district west of Mataiea, was well watered, as its name signified, and we passed cows and sheep and horses grazing under the trees or in pastures of lush grass.
• In less than five minutes the two youths started off together, tramping through the long, lush meadow-grass which lay between the end of the garden and the river.
• At every stream, the road skirted dizzy cliff- edges, dived down into lush growths of forest and ferns and climbed out along the cliff-edges again.
• Lush grass overran the pools and clogged the feeble trickle of the creek.
• But in the general aspect of tropical nature an occasional bright flower or brilliant parrot counts for very little among the mass of lush green which surrounds and conceals it.
• The traveller had emerged from cover, and was walking waist-deep in the lush grasses.
• The grass sprang lush there, and the air was pleasant with odors of pine and balsam wafted down from the mountain height behind.
• The light from the attic window lay on the lush green grass before him, and he kept his eyes upon it.
• They saw that one whom they had long regarded as a reliable bench- working Union Lush had turned in his Card and deliberately made himself an Outcast.
• The horses had shed their winter coats, and grew sleek and fat on the lush grasses of the mesa.
• Jose and Manuel speedily appeared, galloping side-by-side through the lush yellow and green.
• But no answer came back, and now Lush Barrock was both out of sight and hearing.
• Not wishing to meet the lumber dealer again, now that they had made Lush Barrock a prisoner, Snap directed his chums to row out of the lake and on to the river.
• When Lulach heard a shrill whistle from afar and saw Kenric, he tarried a while that the cattle might begin to browse upon the lush grass that grew on the marshes beside the sea.
• There I met a lush, Whose father just deceased left him a fortune.
• Instead of the thick, lush growth which came from richly watered black loam, here one found sand cherries and little dwarf willows and beeches springing up from the sand.
• The newly-sprung grass paints the road-side a lush green, the leaves are budding on weed and spray, and over all there hang the exhilarating influences of spring.

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