flush // adjective, verb

■ adjective [not before noun] (informal)

having a lot of money, usually for a short time:

companies flush with cash/funds/money

With the high cost of borrowing, consumers are no longer feeling flush.

■ verb

PHRASAL VERBS

flush sb out

to force sb who is planning or doing sth secretly, especially sth dishonest, to say what they are planning or who they are:

Their offer is likely to flush out any rival bidders.

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