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Contents 1 Places 1.1 Ireland 1.2 United States 2 Music 3 Film, television and video games 4 Sports 5 Ships 6 Organisations 7 See also

Rush or rushes may refer to:

• Rush (name), a surname and given name
• Rush (Thorpe Park), an amusement park ride in Surrey, UK
• Rush, any of the plants in the Juncaceae family
• Rush (psychology), a sudden pleasurable effect induced by a psychoactive drug

[edit] Places

[edit] Ireland

• Rush, Dublin

[edit] United States

• Rush, Colorado
• Rush, Kentucky
• Rush, New York
• Rush, Ohio
• Rush City, Minnesota

[edit] Music

• Rush (band), a Canadian rock band
  • Rush (album), its 1974 rock album
• Rush (Darude album), a 2003 trance album
• Rush (Dean Geyer album), a 2007 pop album
• Rush (Poisonblack single), a 2006 goth rock song
• "Rush" (Aly & AJ song), a 2005 pop song
• "Rush" (BAD song), a 1991 alternative dance song
• "Rush" (The Pillows song), a 1999 Japanese-rock song
• "Rush", a 1993 song by Depeche Mode on Songs of Faith and Devotion
• "Rush", a 2005 song by MYMP on Beyond Acoustic
• Rush Rush, 1991 Paula Abdul song
• Rushes (album), a 1998 ambient electronic album by The Fireman
• "Rushes" (song), Darius Danesh's second single from his debut album Dive In

[edit] Film, television and video games

• Rushes (film), the first print made of a day's filming
• Rush (1983 film), a science fiction film directed by Anthony Richmond
• Rush (1991 film), a crime film directed by Lili Fini Zanuck
• Rush (1970s TV series), a 1970s Australian historical drama
• Rush (2008 TV series), an Australian police drama
• Rush (video game series), an arcade racing series
  • Rush (video game), series edition for PlayStation Portable
• Rush (computer and video games), an attack strategy
• Rush (Mega Man), a character from the video game series
• August Rush, a 2007 film

[edit] Sports

• Rush (American football), a tactic in American Football
• Rush (Australian Rules football), a tactic in Australian Rules football
• Rush, in croquet, a roquet whose aim is to move the target ball a significant distance

[edit] Ships

• USS William R. Rush, the name of more than one United States Navy ship

[edit] Organisations

• Rushes (company), a post-production and visual effects company based in London

[edit] See also

• Bulrush (disambiguation page)
• All pages beginning with "Rush"

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