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rush out

VERB
  1. jump out from a hiding place and surprise (someone)
    The attackers leapt out from the bushes

How To Use rush out In A Sentence

  • Wen son, you await here, I quest big ice-cubes apology" Yi snow more thinks more uneasy, directly rush out to inebriate fairy building.
  • Gertie saw three of the smaller Dalys rush out of their kitchen and climb onto their coalshed as if to be prepared with a grandstand seat for some coming spectacle. The Dollmaker
  • You know how some people get a rush out of doing drugs?
  • Do not rush out to buy the DVD, it was turgid stuff. The Sun
  • Maybe we could even rush out a quickie biography, explaining to the masses the meaning of Mr. Greenspan's life and work.
  • This is an ideal taster before you rush out and buy the album - which you inevitably will.
  • She pulled her favourite hairbrush out of the top right-hand drawer and started brushing her long auburn hair.
  • Uniformed schoolkids rush out to try for rolling high fives; farther outside town, they just stare shyly.
  • A certain notion of realism began not only to prescribe what could now happen, but to airbrush out what had actually happened.
  • Although consumers may be tempted to rush out and start taking 2, 000 I.U.'s of vitamin D a day, doctors warn against it.
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