flushed

Then she lifts and lowers the weight very slowly until her cheeks are flushed pink.

On the two-point try from the 10-yard line, Helmar was flushed from the pocket and her hurried throw was high over the outstretched arms of Michel in the end zone, leaving the Sailors behind by two with 1:22 left.

But don’t count me among the teary-eyed hand-wringers who wonder how the country I love so much has been flushed down the toilet.

We got flushed when the Supreme Court gave presidents full immunity for “official” actions only the justices on the court can sanction.

The rest ends up being incinerated, sent to landfills, or discarded on the landscape, where they are often flushed into rivers or out to sea.