flood in



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.
See also: flood

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Fernando[fə'nændə]
TaavettiTAH:-vet-teeFinnish
Eleri-Welsh
Glynn-Welsh
KyraKIE-rə, KEE-rəEnglish
DorotÉIa-Portuguese (Brazilian)