Definitions

1. noun

A well or spring that flows with a sudden, forceful, and often abundant flow of water or oil.

“The gusher in the field was causing a huge environmental concern due to the massive amount of oil leaking into the nearby river.”

2. verb

To flow or produce suddenly and abundantly, especially in a way that is difficult to control.

“The new drilling technique caused the well to gush oil, and the workers struggled to contain the spill.”

3. noun

A person who gushes or talks excessively about something, especially in a way that is seen as insincere or overenthusiastic.

“The self-proclaimed expert was a gusher when it came to praising his own work, but his colleagues found him annoying.”

4. noun

A sudden and intense burst of something, such as excitement or laughter.

“The comedian’s joke caused a gusher of laughter in the audience, and the audience was in stitches for the rest of the show.”