to outpour
1Outpour — Out*pour , v. t. To pour out. Milton. [1913 Webster] …
2outpour — out pour , n. 1. A flowing out; a free discharge. [1913 Webster] 2. An effusion (of sentiment or emotion; outpouring. [PJC] …
3outpour — I verb be effusive, be prolix, cascade, cast forth, decant, detrude, discharge, discourse at length, disembogue, disgorge, drain, effuse, eject, emit, empty, enlarge upon, eruct, eructate, evacuate, exhaust, expel, extravasate, harangue, inundate …
4outpour — [out′pôr΄; ] for v. [ out΄pôr′] n. OUTPOURING vt., vi. to pour out …
5outpour — I. transitive verb Date: 1671 to pour out II. noun Date: 1864 outpouring …
6outpour — outpourer, n. n. /owt pawr , pohr /; v. /owt pawr , pohr /, n. 1. outpouring. v.t. 2. to pour out. [1665 75; OUT + POUR] * * * …
7outpour — 1. noun The act of pouring out. 2. verb To pour out …
8outpour — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun A sudden or rapid flowing outward: efflux, gush, outflow, outpouring, spate. See MOVE …
9outpour — v. spill out quickly or freely; cause to flow out quickly or freely …
10outpour — out•pour n. [[t]ˈaʊtˌpɔr, ˌpoʊr[/t]] v. [[t]ˌaʊtˈpɔr, ˈpoʊr[/t]] n. 1) outpouring 2) to pour out • Etymology: 1665–75 …
