Aflush

adv. and pred. a., prop. phr. [A prep.¹ 11 + FLUSH sb. and a.]

  1.  (From FLUSH sb.) In a flushed or blushing state.

1880.  E. Hopkins, R. Turquand, II. xix. 3. A pictured lady looking down aflush with bygone love.

  2.  (From FLUSH a.) On a level.

1880.  Swinburne, Studies in Song, 169. The bank is abreast of her bows and aflush with the sea.