She was blushed when she woke up to find breakfast in bed.
You're making me blush!
(to blush means to become red in the face, especially from modesty, embarrassment, or shame)"When called on to answer a question, he would blush with embarrassment."(as a noun, blush is also used to mean a red or rosy color)"He was awake at the first blush of dawn."
So much flattery will make me blush.
Jody blushed when she got praise for a particularly good answer to a question on WikiAnswers.
(At first blush means 'on the first impression' but often this is merely a cursory appraisal.)At first blush, the solution to the rodent problem in Hamelin seemed plausible.The concept of a household robot, at first blush, is both desirable and efficient.
Blush is primarily used to add a bit of color to one's cheeks. The intent behind it is to add a youthful glow of health to one's face.
If they blush at YOU, they like you.
Blush Virginia Spa of Sterling
Blush Bear
You blush because its cold out.
Women in the 1940s and 1950s typically dabbed the end of red or pink lipstick with their finger and applied the color to their cheeks as 'blush'.
I sat back while she danced on stage in skimpy costumes that were going to make any man blush..