effuse

She shivered, and the alcohol seemed to effuse through her system.

Instead, he effused about the "victories and successes of the last eight years."

A man, in short, about whom it is hard to effuse, not one to inspire poetry.

Between songs, he also effused about love, honesty and the need for showing people "the full truth of who you are."

A satisfaction effused its consciousness and at last it allowed memory to stir.

Therefore, hydrogen molecules effuse four times faster than those of oxygen.

Having trouble thinking of a way to effuse about a pug-ugly mutt?

"This is a most historic day," the former commander effused, making no effort to hide his joy.

The Eagles - with pain and pride as their backdrop - effuse a different type of buzz.

Eruption of different periods were either effused or explosive.

"It's awesome," effused a youngster into her mobile one balmy evening.

Never had he felt such power as this presence carried, coming closer, effused with the assurance that he could not escape.

The aperture is large, oval and slightly effuse anteriorly.

It can effuse through solids like a gas, and dissolve materials like a liquid.

Industry analysts could not effuse enough.

"We come every year," effused one fatherly type.

"He really does seek information," Karen Hughes effused to Reuters.

The sun was dipping low, the magnificent, snow-covered Alps effused with a warm glow all around him.

He knew that he was making a contribution to the history of man, which he effused in his lectures and writings.

In some these are conspicuous and may be ear-shaped, button-shaped, lobed, or effused.

Each group's video-ready blond singer effused over themes favored by adolescents: feeling lost and worrying about being alone.

"And thank you for that," Sito effused, glancing up.

"They've just arrived from Alexandria," he effused.

The outer lip is moderately arcuate, simple, not effuse towards the base.

"Jim, that is good news," Amanda effused.