noun
current, movement, progress, stream, tide, run, river, flood, ebb, gush, spurt, surge, spout, leakage, dribble, oozing, flux, outpouring, overflow, emanation, issue, discharge, effusion, outflow, drift, course, draft, downdraft, up-current, draw, wind, breeze, indraft, slipstream, race.
verb
To move in one direction
stream, course, slide, slip, glide, move, progress, proceed, run, pass, float, sweep, rush, whirl, surge, roll, tumble, march, continue, swell, ebb.
To issue forth
pour out, spurt, squirt, flood, jet, spout, rush, gush, emerge, spring, well out, drop, drip, seep, emanate, trickle, overflow, spill, run, sputter, spew, stream, brim, cascade, teem, swell, gurgle, surge, leak, exudate, run out, ooze, regurgitate, splash, distill, dribble, percolate, exude, pour forth, bubble.
To keep up a circular motion
swirl, eddy, ripple, circle, circulate, percolate, whirl, purl, slosh. See syn. study at arise.arise.
See flow in American Heritage Dictionary 4 Synonyms
See flow in Webster's New World Roget's A-Z Thesaurus II
To move freely as a liquid:
To pass or pour out:
To come forth or emit in abundance:
To proceed with ease, especially of expression:
To have as a source:
To be abundantly filled or richly supplied:
Something suggestive of running water:
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