ALL meanings of flow
flow
F f - intransitive verb flow move as a liquid 1
- noun flow liquid movement 1
- noun flow current 1
- noun flow tide 1
- noun flow amount of liquid 1
- noun flow traffic circulation 1
- intransitive verb flow abundance 1
- intransitive verb flow circulate 1
- intransitive verb flow words: sound natural 1
- intransitive verb flow stem from, be caused by 1
- intransitive verb flow hair 1
- verb without object flow to move along in a stream: The river flowed slowly to the sea. 1
- verb without object flow to circulate: blood flowing through one's veins. 1
- verb without object flow to stream or well forth: Warmth flows from the sun. 1
- verb without object flow to issue or proceed from a source: Orders flowed from the office. 1
- verb without object flow to menstruate. 1
- verb without object flow to come or go as in a stream: A constant stream of humanity flowed by. 1
- verb without object flow to proceed continuously and smoothly: Melody flowed from the violin. 1
- verb without object flow to hang loosely at full length: Her hair flowed over her shoulders. 1
- verb without object flow to abound in something: The tavern flowed with wine. 1
- verb without object flow to rise and advance, as the tide (opposed to ebb). 1
- verb with object flow to cause or permit to flow: to flow paint on a wall before brushing. 1
- verb with object flow to cover with water or other liquid; flood. 1
- noun flow an act of flowing. 1
- noun flow movement in or as if in a stream. 1
- noun flow (esp. of a fluid) Move along or out steadily and continuously in a current or stream. 1
- noun flow the rate of flowing. 1
- noun flow the volume of fluid that flows through a passage of any given section during a unit of time: Oil flow of the well was 500 barrels a day. 1
- noun flow something that flows; stream. 1
- noun flow an outpouring or discharge of something, as in a stream: a flow of blood. 1
- noun flow menstruation. 1
- noun flow an overflowing; flood. 1
- noun flow the rise of the tide (opposed to ebb). 1
- noun flow Machinery. progressive distortion of a metal object under continuous service at high temperature. 1
- noun flow Physics. the transference of energy: heat flow. 1
- noun Definition of flow in Technology (tool) A companion utility to Floppy by Julian James Bunn <[email protected]>. Flow allows the user to produce various reports on the structure of Fortran 77 code, such as flow diagrams and common block tables. It runs under VMS, Unix, CMS. Posted to comp.sources.misc volume 31. 1
- verb flow If a liquid, gas, or electrical current flows somewhere, it moves there steadily and continuously. 0
- verb flow Flow is also a noun. 0
- verb flow If a number of people or things flow from one place to another, they move there steadily in large groups, usually without stopping. 0
- verb flow If information or money flows somewhere, it moves freely between people or organizations. 0
- verb flow If an emotion flows through someone, they feel it very intensely, often so that other people notice it. 0
- verb flow If a quality or situation flows from something, it comes from it or results naturally from it. 0
- verb flow If someone's words flow, they are spoken smoothly and continuously. 0
- verb flow If someone's hair or clothing flows about them, it hangs freely and loosely. 0
- verb flow If you say that something flows or that a place flows with it, you are indicating that there is a great deal of that thing in the place. 0
- verb flow (of liquids) to move or be conveyed as in a stream 0
- verb flow (of blood) to circulate around the body 0
- verb flow to move or progress freely as if in a stream 0
- verb flow to proceed or be produced continuously and effortlessly 0
- verb flow to show or be marked by smooth or easy movement 0