Express and Rush

Express

Express verb - To make known (as an idea, emotion, or opinion).

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Rush and express are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rush" instead the word "Express" as a verb or an adjective.

Rush verb - To cause to move or proceed fast or faster.

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Express and rush are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Express" instead the word "Rush" as a verb or an adjective.

Nearby Words: rushed, rushing, rushy

special	special express	special rush
original	original express	original rush
single	single express	single rush
real	real express	real rush
Other adjectives: huge, flying, occasional, several, oncoming.

way

express way

rush way

If you want to be deserving of your love, you don't care if it's raining, you will rush out into the rain to be with her or him, express what's on your mind and have The Big Damn Kiss.

Source: Romantic Rain
During rush hours, the line follows the Red Line route express to where it meets the Brown Line, than follows the Brown Line route to the Loop, which it circles before going north again.

Source: Useful Notes / Chicago L
It runs express in Manhattan (Central Park West and 6th Avenue) and makes all stops on the West End line in Brooklyn; the D also makes all stops in the Bronx except when it runs express in the peak direction during rush hours.

Source: Useful Notes / New York City Subway aka: New York Subway

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