Flushings [noun]

There were broad flushings in the sky, against which the branches of the trees showed black.

In these cases we must try to satisfy the thirst by giving cold colon flushings.

She was very pleasant to look at with her flushings, and it amused him to toy with frightened women.

Aguish heats breede flushings, & are more seen in the face, then natural warmth at the heart.

The heat of the day was going down, and over their cups of tea the Flushings tended to become communicative.

The frequent flushings they give their throats and stomachs really do not seem to wash the mucus away.

Still his cough continued, and his hectic flushings, though the chills were much abated and very irregular.

These symptoms were succeeded by a short, hacking cough, and sudden flushings of the face, which greatly alarmed us all.

She breathes short, has a pain in her chest, and frequent flushings of fever.

Face: Flushings of the face; flushing and heat in the face; face pale.