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The phrase "a flush on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden rush of color to the face, often due to embarrassment, excitement, or heat.
Example: "She felt a flush on her cheeks as she received the unexpected compliment."
Alternatives: "a blush on" or "a reddening of".
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The audience will shift in their seats, a flush on their cheeks.
But maybe there's 3 cards to a flush on the table.
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Lee has a daughter, Robyn (Anna Paquin), whom Elwood, in a flush of foolhardiness, asks out on a Friday night.
The latter aren't impossible; they're just harder to get, like scoring a straight flush on one trip to Vegas and a royal flush the next.
In one case of a scheduled caste family who had never seen or used a latrine before, no instructions on how to use their GOI subsidized latrine (a pour-flush on-set model) were provided by the NGO who installed it, and so they broke the pan's water-seal because they could not understand how else to make the faeces go from the pan into the pit below.
Mr. Lynn designed a mechanism that attaches to a flush handle on a toilet or urinal, or to the handle of a door.
A high flush on her neck, a darty, wild look.
A sex flush on the stomach was a "maculopapular type of erythematous rash".
Saw Ken Wye, assistant chief executive of the NCB, has the air of a man about to slap a royal flush on the table.
Next July, when Australia and England's fast bowlers charge in to the opposition openers on the first day of the Ashes series, how will supporters in Cardiff react if, as happened on the first morning of the 2005 series, a short-pitched ball hits a batsman flush on the head?
I had developed a red flush on my face; I was a hot tomato, though not the kind I had planned.
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