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1Likes- 16-Jun-2009, 08:57 #1
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Crave the rush Hallo,
I'd like to know the meaning of the idiom 'to carve the rush'.
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- 16-Jun-2009, 09:43 #2
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Re: Crave the rush 'To carve the rush'? I have never heard of it in my life.
Originally Posted by strega 
- 16-Jun-2009, 10:00 #3
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Teacher Re: Crave the rush I have just realised that you meant 'crave' and not 'carve'. However, I don't think this is an idiom.
- 16-Jun-2009, 10:33 #4
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Teacher Re: Crave the rush This use of 'rush' is an abbreviated form of Adrenaline Rush - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. People who 'crave the rush' do things like bungee-jumping - triggering their fight-or-flight response just for fun. It's not an idiomatic phrase, but it's beginning to be used more widely.
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