to move forward, progress, or act quickly or eagerly or without preparation

to flow strongly and quickly

to push or impel (somebody or something) forward with speed or violence

to perform or finish (something) in a short time or at high speed

He rushed his breakfast

to urge (somebody) to an excessive speed

to run against (somebody or something) in attack, often with an element of surprise

Brit, informal to cheat or overcharge (somebody)

a great movement of people, esp in search of wealth

(usu in pl) the unedited print of a film scene processed directly after shooting

an immediate brief pleasurable feeling, esp one resulting from an intravenous injection of a drug such as heroin

(used before a noun) requiring or marked by special speed or urgency

a rush job