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gusher Noun 1. a person who gushes 2. a spurting oil well
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Most manufacturers offer a variety of spray effects including dumping water, misty sprays, showers, geysers, jets, foam sprays, gushers, sprinklers, streams of water or bubbles. X-linked deafness, stapes gushers and a distinctive defect of the inner ear. The fundamental problem is that it's just too easy to assume oil will always be there--that all it takes is some OPEC minister to say the word and suddenly there are instant gushers and lower prices. |
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gusher - an oil well with a strong natural flow so that pumping is not necessary