rush¹ /rush/

1. To move forward with haste, impetuosity or rashness
2. To flow, spread, etc quickly, suddenly or forcefully
3. To run with the ball, or gain ground by so doing (American football)

1. To force out of place
2. To hasten or hustle forward, or into any action
3. To move, transport, drive or push in great haste
4. To capture, secure, surmount or pass by a rush
5. To provide a series of social entertainments for (a freshman) as an inducement to join a fraternity or sorority (US)
6. To defraud (informal)
7. To overcharge (informal)

1. A swift impetuous forward movement
2. A sudden simultaneous or general movement (eg a gold rush)
3. An onset
4. A stampede
5. A move to push through a line of defenders while in possession of the ball (rugby and American football)
6. A migratory movement or body
7. A run upon, or sudden great demand for, anything
8. (in pl) an unedited print of a motion picture scene or series of scenes for immediate viewing by the film makers
9. The viewing of such a print
10. Rapidly increased activity
11. Bustling activity
12. A series of social entertainments provided for prospective members of a fraternity or sorority (N American)
13. A feeling of euphoria experienced after the taking of a drug, eg heroin or amphetamine (slang)
14. A sound of rushing
15. A collective name for a group of pochards

Done or needing to be done quickly, such as rush job, rush order, etc

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