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Synonym for flow [verb]

The synonym flow synonymous definition words:
means "process"
pour, progress, pass, move, run, continue
- conjugate verb flow
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flow [verb]

means "activity"
discharge, rush, gush, whirl, jet, surge, spout, spurt, overflow, abound, pour, teem

flow [noun]

means "nature"
river, rill, rivulet, stream, streamlet, current, course, tide, drift, flood, ebb, flux, stream

flow [noun]

means "event"
outpouring, discharge, emanation, overflowing
Further results for the word "flow"

bleed [verb]

means "action"
flow, spurt, trickle, gush, exude, ooze

circulation [noun]

means "rotation"
revolution, current, circling, flowing, flow, circuit

continuity [noun]

means "smoothness"
flow, coherence, cohesion, delivery

current [noun]

means "stream"
flow, run, course, drift, progress, progression

discharge [verb]

means "get rid of"
teem, eject, send, void, emit, flow

discharge [noun]

means "emission"
flow, ejection, remission, evacuation, expulsion, removal

dribble [noun]

means "seepage"
leakage, loss, flow, drip, escape, leak

drip [verb]

means "leak"
escape, ooze, drool, flow, come out, transpire

ejection [noun]

means "emission"
flow, discharge, remission, evacuation, expulsion, removal

emanate [verb]

means "come forth"
flow out, arise, begin, emerge, flow, issue

engulf [verb]

means "inundate"
deluge, flood, flow, immerse, swamp, overflow

flood [verb]

means "activity"
inundate, deluge, engulf, flow, immerse, swamp

flux [noun]

means "dysentery"
diarrhoea, scour, flow

glide [verb]

means "slide"
flow, slip, descend, decline, spiral, slither

glide [noun]

means "descent"
slide, slip, flow

inundate [verb]

means "flood"
deluge, engulf, flow, immerse, swamp, overflow

issue [verb]

means "activity"
spring, arise, spurt, flow, come, emanate

jet [verb]

means "activity"
spray, squirt, flow, surge, gush, spurt

leak [verb]

means "drip"
escape, ooze, drool, flow, come out, transpire

leak [noun]

means "seepage"
leakage, loss, flow, drip, escape, dribble

ooze [verb]

means "seep"
trickle, drip, leak, drop, flow, exude

originate [verb]

means "begin"
derive, arise, start, emanate, flow, proceed

pour [verb]

means "activity"
flow, stream, drain, discharge, emit, issue

result [verb]

means "consequence"
follow, flow

river [noun]

means "nature"
stream, flow, run, course, drift, current

roll [verb]

means "movement"
wave, undulate, billow, surge, flow, sway

run [verb]

means "activity"
flow, stream, move, go, pour, flood

sail [verb]

means "activity"
glide, float, flow, stream, coast, drift

seep [verb]

means "ooze"
trickle, drip, leak, drop, flow, exude

sequence [noun]

means "succession"
continuity, perpetuity, continuance, flow, continuousness

smoothness [noun]

means "continuity"
flow, coherence, cohesion, delivery

spill [verb]

means "slop"
splash, drop, squab, spray, flow, run

spout [verb]

means "pour"
discharge, emit, spurt, squirt, stream, flow

spurt [verb]

means "burst"
gush, flow, spout, stream, issue, jet

squirt [verb]

means "spray"
jet, flow, surge, gush, spurt, stream

stream [verb]

means "activity"
flow, emit, issue, pour, run

surge [noun]

means "gush"
rush, flow, upsurge, torrent, swell

tide [noun]

means "nature"
stream, flow, run, course, drift, progress

torrent [noun]

means "downpour"
cloud-burst, deluge, flood, flow, stream

trickle [noun]

means "seepage"
leakage, loss, flow, drip, escape, dribble

undercurrent [noun]

means "undertow"
flow, rip-tide, cross-current, drift, inclination

flower [noun]

means "nature"
bloom, bud, blossom, efflorescence, blow

flowery [adjective]

means "full of fine words"
elegant, fancy, elaborate, ornate, refined, rococo, poetic, sentimental, ornamented

flowing [adjective]

means "running water"
running, gushing, issuing, spouting, rising, spreading

flowing [adjective]

means "graceful"
sweeping, smooth, steady, sinuous, liquid, fluid

batten [verb]

means "prosper"
luxuriate, be successful, flower, grow, flourish, increase

best [noun]

means "comparison"
flower, pick

blossom [noun]

means "bloom"
flower, bud

blow [verb]

means "nature"
blossom, bloom, flower

clean [adjective]

means "characteristic"
shapely, smooth, slender, graceful, neat, flowing

confluent [adjective]

means "coming together"
coalescent, concurrent, flowing

emanation [noun]

means "emergence"
flowing, issuing, arising, outpouring, escape

flourish [verb]

means "prosper"
luxuriate, be successful, flower, grow, batten, increase

fluent [adjective]

means "property"
flowing, copious, influx, liquid, glib, molten

full [adjective]

means "property"
loose, flapping, baggy, flowing

generous [adjective]

means "abundant"
plentiful, bountiful, ample, copious, flowing, overflowing

issue [verb]

means "action"
emerge, come forth, flow out

issuing [noun]

means "emergence"
flowing, emanation, arising, outpouring, escape

pacifist [noun]

means "peace lover"
dove, flower child

plant [noun]

means "nature"
shrub, flower, weed


prosper [verb]

means "flourish"
luxuriate, be successful, flower, grow, batten, increase

running [adjective]

means "running water"
flowing, gushing, issuing, spouting, rising, spreading

shrub [noun]

means "plant"
flower, weed, bush

smooth [adjective]

means "characterisitc"
voluble, flowing

suave [adjective]

means "glib"
flowing

thrive [verb]

means "blossom"
flower, bloom, grow, burgeon, batten, wax

urbane [adjective]

means "glib"
flowing

voluble [adjective]

means "glib"
flowing

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