A liking that you have towards someone that causes you to become shy and jittery. This does not have to be associated or attached to any other form of attraction, romantic, sexual, platonic, etc. This liking can be hard to put into words.
Eliza: I think I like Catherine. I get all fluffy and happy when I think of her, but I don't like-like- her, heck, I don't even like her as a friend.
Marcy: Sounds like you've got a blush.
Marcy: Sounds like you've got a blush.
by LizThine November 23, 2021
A liking that you have towards someone that causes you to become shy and jittery. This does not have to be associated or attached to any other form of attraction, romantic, sexual, platonic, etc. This liking can be hard to put into words
Eliza: I think I like Catherine. I get all fluffy and happy when I think of her, but I don't like-like her, heck, I don't even like her as a friend.
Marcy: Sounds like you've got a blush.
Marcy: Sounds like you've got a blush.
by LizThine November 23, 2021
A liking that you have towards someone that causes you to become shy and jittery. This does not have to be associated or attached to any other form of attraction, romantic, sexual, platonic, etc. This liking can sometimes be hard to put into words.
Eliza: I think I like Catherine. I get all fluffy and happy when I think of her, but I don't like-like her, not even as a friend.
Marcy: You've got a blush my dude
Marcy: You've got a blush my dude
by LizThine November 23, 2021
by Arminkshipper January 01, 2025
When you’re having a very intense conversation with your boss and he/she takes the opportunity to burp and blow the air into your mouth.... and you taste his dominoes pizza.
by Jake From Enterprise January 21, 2020
1. (Noun). An affectionate name for a penis, one of particularly hoggish nature that makes a willing recipient blush.
2. A member of a so named mountain bike gang located in Pit City, Michigan who only communicate in word associations and bird noises.
2. A member of a so named mountain bike gang located in Pit City, Michigan who only communicate in word associations and bird noises.
“Oh god, here come the blush hogs, I can hear one of them belch from a mile away. They’re always asking for a spare tube.”
by Ralph’s Italian Debbie May 25, 2023