#rush

• To venture — To take a powerful momentum, a rapid start, or a high speed to execute a jump or an impetuous movement; reflexively and figuratively, to dedicate oneself with enthusiasm, passion, and courage to an activity, a difficult action, or a spiritual ideal, ignoring the risks. Used transitively, it means to propel, to throw with force, or to urge an object or person forward.
• Averroes — An early or popular Romanian graphic variant for Averroes, the Latinized name of Ibn Rushd (1126–1198), the most famous Arab philosopher, physician, and polymath from Islamic Andalusia; he is renowned in world history for his revolutionary commentaries on Aristotle's works, which laid the foundations of Western radical rationalism (Averroism). The spelling reflects a simplified phonetic adaptation found in some older encyclopedias or literary translations in the Balkan region.
• Averroes — The Latinized name of Ibn Rushd (1126–1198), a famous Arab philosopher, physician, jurist, and polymath born in Córdoba, Islamic Andalusia, widely regarded as one of the most influential thinkers of the Middle Ages. His vast and rigorous commentaries on Aristotle's works preserved and reintroduced Greek philosophical heritage to Western Europe, laying the foundations of scholastic rationalism and profoundly influencing Christian and Jewish theology.
• Surge — Archaic spelling or according to orthographic norms prior to 1993 for the verb 'avânta'; to move rapidly, forcefully, and impetuously forward or upward, gathering momentum; (reflexive) to launch oneself with enthusiasm, passion, and courage into a complex action, a fight, a discussion, or a large-scale project.
• Whitewash brush — A large, round or rectangular brush, equipped with a short wooden or plastic handle, used in construction and painting to apply whitewash, washable paints, or primer mixtures to walls and ceilings. Figuratively, the term can describe a coarse, superficial style of work or a heavy application of colors in painting.
• Small whitewash brush — Regional diminutive for 'bădană' (whitewash brush) or stirrer; a small wooden household tool used either for whitewashing walls or for stirring liquids and frothing milk. The term evokes a small-sized object used with finesse in traditional household chores.
• Small whitewash brush — Regional diminutive for 'bădană' (whitewash brush); a small tool consisting of a bundle of bristles or cloth strips attached to a wooden handle, used for whitewashing narrow surfaces, hearth details, or for sprinkling water on bread freshly taken out of the oven. In some dialectal areas, it can also refer to a small wooden paddle used for stirring.