flood in

(to something)

1. Lit. [for a fluid] to flow quickly into something in great volume. The water flooded in and soaked the carpets.

2. Fig. [for large amounts or numbers or people or things] to pour or rush into something. The people flooded into the hall. We opened the door, and the dogs and cats flooded in.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Cecily	SES-i-lee	English
Cadmus	-	Greek Mythology (Latinized)
Lucanus	-	Ancient Roman
Caspar	-	Judeo-Christian Legend
Tiarnach	-	Irish
Manuel	mah-NWEL (Spanish), man-oo-EL (Portuguese), MAHN-oo-el (German)	Spanish, Portuguese, German, English, Italian, French, Romanian, Late Greek (Latinized)