5 Letter Words With US In The Middle All Words List

Meanings of 5 Letter Words With US In The Middle

• Amuse: To entertain or make someone laugh or smile, often by providing enjoyment, pleasure, or diversion.

• Blush: A reddening of the face, often due to embarrassment, shyness, or modesty. It can also be used as a verb meaning to become red in the face due to these emotions.

• Bouse : An old and obsolete term referring to drinking alcohol, particularly in large quantities.

• Brush: A tool with bristles or other filaments attached to a handle, used for cleaning, grooming, painting, or similar tasks. It can also be a verb meaning to use such a tool.

• Busts : The plural form of "bust," which can refer to a sculpture or representation of a person's head and upper chest, often used for artistic or commemorative purposes.

• Busty: Describing someone, typically a woman, who has a well-endowed or large bust, referring to the size of their breasts.

• Causa : In Spanish and Portuguese, "causa" can refer to a cause or reason for something. It can also be used to describe certain types of food dishes.

• Cause: A reason or motive that leads to a particular result or effect. It can also refer to a social or political movement aimed at achieving a specific goal or change.

• Cruse: A small container or vessel, often made of clay, ceramic, or metal, used for holding liquids, especially oil or wine. It can also refer to a small jar or flask.

• Crush: To press or squeeze something with force, often resulting in deformation, breaking, or pulverizing. It can also mean to subdue or defeat someone or something utterly, or to have a strong romantic attraction to someone.

• Crust: The outer, harder layer of something, such as the outer layer of bread or the Earth's solid surface. It can also refer to a hard or tough exterior.

• Cusec: A unit of measurement used to quantify the flow rate of water. It is equal to one cubic foot per second (1 cubic foot of water flowing each second).

• Cushy: Comfortable, easy, or luxurious, often used to describe a situation or job that requires little effort and offers many benefits.

• Cusps: Points or tips, often referring to the pointed or projecting ends of objects, such as teeth or the tips of leaves.

• Cusso : "Cusso" is a common name for a type of flowering plant, often used in traditional medicine as a vermifuge to treat intestinal parasites.

• Cusum : In statistics, "CUSUM" (cumulative sum) is a technique used for monitoring and detecting changes or shifts in a process or data over time.

• Douse: To extinguish or wet something, typically by pouring a liquid over it, such as dousing a fire with water.

• Druse  Referring to a type of mineral formation where tiny crystals, often of quartz, form on the surface of a rock or mineral, creating a sparkling or glittering appearance.

• Dusks: The plural form of "dusk," which is the period of twilight or the fading light just before nightfall.

• Dusky: Having a dusky or somewhat dark complexion or color, often used to describe the skin or the sky during twilight.

• Dusts: The plural form of "dust," which refers to fine particles of matter, often found in the air or on surfaces.

• Dusty: Covered in or characterized by dust, often used to describe something that is dirty or has not been cleaned in a while.

• Eusol: A type of antiseptic solution used for cleaning and disinfecting wounds or surgical instruments.

• Flush: To cleanse or cleanse something with a flow of liquid, often water. It can also mean to have a reddening of the face, as in blushing, or to be in abundance.

• Frush : As mentioned earlier, "frush" is not a standard English word, and its meaning is not widely recognized.