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blushing
[ bluhsh-ing ]
adjective
- reddening, as from embarrassment or self-consciousness:
All eyes were on the blushing bride鈥攖he star of the evening!
At the mayor鈥檚 request, they serenaded the blushing councilor with a rendition of 鈥淗appy Birthday.鈥
- feeling or showing embarrassment or self-consciousness:
The author plows ahead with a disarmingly blushing work about trying to embrace her queer identity, her marriage, and motherhood simultaneously.
- rosy, as the sky, flowers, etc.:
This chocolate Valentine cake is delicious鈥攁nd the blushing raspberry frosting is the perfect pink.
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 产濒耻蝉丑路颈苍驳路濒测 adverb
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of blushing1
Example Sentences
Listen, you鈥檙e actually going to have a dark-skinned brother turning purple, blushing up in here.
Turns out blushing is a spontaneous emotional reaction, instead of a result of cognitive self-reflection, new research published on Wednesday suggests.
It's the color of health, fresh cheeks blushing under the effect of emotion.
She carried herself with the ease of a beautiful woman, swinging her hips and not blushing at raunchy jokes, when the rest of us were still awkward girls.
I saw Beatrice there in the center of this scene, Beatrice blushing in white.
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