flushes

As nouns the difference between flushes and flusher

is that flushes is while flusher is the mechanical part of a toilet that causes the toilet bowl's contents to be sucked down the drain.

As a verb flushes

is (flush).

As nouns the difference between blushes and flushes

is that blushes is while flushes is .

As verbs the difference between blushes and flushes

is that blushes is (blush) while flushes is (flush).

As verbs the difference between flushes and fleshes

is that flushes is (flush) while fleshes is (flesh).

As a noun flushes

is .

As verbs the difference between flushes and flushed

is that flushes is (flush) while flushed is (flush).

As a noun flushes

is .

As an adjective flushed is

red in the face because of embarrassment, exertion, etc.

As nouns the difference between plushes and flushes

is that plushes is while flushes is .

As a verb flushes is

(flush).

As nouns the difference between flushes and lushes

is that flushes is plural of lang=en while lushes is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between flushes and lushes

is that flushes is third-person singular of flush while lushes is third-person singular of lush.

As an adjective flushest

is (flush).

As a noun flushes is

.

As a verb flushes is

(flush).

As nouns the difference between flushes and floshes

is that flushes is plural of lang=en while floshes is plural of lang=en.

As a verb flushes

is third-person singular of flush.

As nouns the difference between slushes and flushes

is that slushes is plural of lang=en (second sense while flushes is plural of lang=en.

As a verb flushes is

third-person singular of flush.

As nouns the difference between flushers and flushes

is that flushers is plural of lang=en while flushes is plural of lang=en.

As a verb flushes is

third-person singular of flush.