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Solomon Islands (tourism) and flush(1) (iou)


Solomon Islands (tourism)


The Solomon Islands are an independent country in the South Pacific. Its capital is Honiara.





flush(1) (iou)



flush adjective1. M16.
[Prob. rel. to FLUSH verb1.]
a. Lacking nothing, perfect. Only in M16.
b. Full to overflowing; esp. (of a stream etc.) in flood. E17.
c. Full of life or enthusiasm; vigorous. Now rare or obsolete. E17.
H. Brooke Both appeared quite flush and confident of victory.
Plentifully supplied, esp. with money (foll. by with, of); prosperous; (of money) plentiful. L16.
P. Kavanagh Money was flush in those days and flowed..freely. N. Mailer If..you are flush and have a few dollars to spare, I'm sure my mother could use it.
b. Lavish, generous. dial. E18.
Blushing; flushed. arch. L16.
M. Drayton Thy Cheeke, now flush with Roses.
Even, level, in the same plane (with the adjacent surface); spec. (of a ship's deck) on one level. E17.
J. Grant The original castle starts flush from the edge of the rock. B. Cottle The one high-walled mansion not flush with the line of the town street.
b. Typography. Not indented or protruding. E20.
Comb.: flush-decker a ship with a flush deck.
flushness noun M17.
flushy adjective (now rare) E18.