Definition for Flood:

• To overflow; to inundate.

Synonyms for Flood:

• n.

  •
  • bore.
  •
  • superabundance,
  • abundance,
  • recall,
  • plenty.
  •
  • bonanza.
  •
  • string,
  • drift,
  • move,
  • line.
  •
  • burst,
  • course,
  • channel.
  •
  • grow.
  •a lot (noun)
  • myriad.
  •amount (noun)
  • quantity.
  •avalanche (noun)
  • barrage,
  • landslide.
  •cascade (noun)
  • RAPIDS,
  • fountain,
  • waterfall,
  • spout,
  • force,
  • watercourse.
  •cataclysm (noun)
  • debacle,
  • flooding.
  •crowd (noun)
  • company,
  • rabble,
  • mob,
  • host,
  • confluence,
  • herd,
  • horde,
  • cluster,
  • party,
  • army,
  • pack,
  • legion,
  • crush,
  • mass,
  • troupe,
  • set,
  • array,
  • drove,
  • cloud,
  • flock,
  • bunch,
  • throng,
  • press,
  • lot,
  • crew,
  • group,
  • meet,
  • jam.
  •current (noun)
  • jet,
  • run.
  •downpour (noun)
  • rainstorm,
  • Drencher.
  •flood (noun)
  • multitude,
  • eager,
  • outpouring,
  • surplus,
  • overflow,
  • outgushing,
  • floodlight,
  • superfluity,
  • bounty,
  • alluvion,
  • excess,
  • photoflood,
  • freshet.
  •outpouring (noun)
  • effluence.
  •plethora (noun)
  • over-abundance.
  •profusion (noun)
  • ampleness,
  • great quantity,
  • opulence.
  •rising tide (noun)
  • flood tide.
  •river (noun)
  • brook,
  • rivulet,
  • creek.
  •spate (noun)
  • Outpour.
  •stream (noun)
  • high tide,
  • tidal wave.
  •surge (noun)
  • efflux.
  •tide (noun)
  • whirlpool.
  •water (noun)
  • irrigate.

• v.

  •bathe (verb)
  • douse,
  • moisten,
  • shower,
  • dip,
  • dunk,
  • hose,
  • bath,
  • cleanse,
  • suffuse,
  • imbue,
  • rinse,
  • clean.
  •cascade (verb)
  • spew,
  • heave,
  • plunge,
  • pitch.
  •deluge (verb)
  • overrun,
  • souse,
  • sluice.
  •flood (verb)
  • oversupply,
  • swamp,
  • sweep,
  • immerse,
  • overwhelm,
  • saturate,
  • brim over,
  • fill,
  • pour over,
  • slosh,
  • swarm,
  • choke.
  •immerse (verb)
  • sink,
  • wallow.
  •light (verb)
  • flare,
  • fire,
  • incandesce,
  • sparkle,
  • glitter,
  • radiate,
  • shine,
  • glow,
  • beam,
  • flash,
  • blaze,
  • scintillate,
  • spot,
  • gleam,
  • illuminate,
  • glint,
  • fluoresce.
  •overrun (verb)
  • infest.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • diffusion,
  • high water,
  • memory,
  • pierce,
  • flushed,
  • refract,
  • flooded,
  • retrospection,
  • remembrance,
  • tsunami,
  • niagara,
  • blush,
  • flux,
  • nostalgia.
  •
  • spate,
  • cycle,
  • reflective,
  • inflation,
  • backfire,
  • reflect.
  •
  • grind,
  • injection.
  •
  • store,
  • pale,
  • spill,
  • performance.
  •
  • blow up,
  • knock.
  •
  • travel.
  •
  • roll.
  •
  • color,
  • sense,
  • jump.
  •
  • miss,
  • power.
  •
  • fall,
  • strike.
  •
  • go.
  •
  • charge.
  •
  • burn.
  •
  • rise,
  • take.
  •light
  • Lights.

Paraphrases for Flood:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    flooding.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    flooding, deluge, inundation.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Les, overflow.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    drains, Plateaux, Plateaus, Las, Les, overflow, cascade.
  • Verb, base form
    overwhelm.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    flood-hit, torrential.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    floodwater, influx, torrent, tide, outpouring, freshet, spate, flurry, barrage, wave, tsunamis, landslide, onslaught, saturation, blizzard.
  • Verb, base form
    inundate, submerge, swamp.

Antonyms for Flood:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    trickle, dribble, drought, drip.

• v.

  • inundate or submerge
    underwhelm.

Homophones for Flood:

• fludd, flud.

Hypernym for Flood:

• n.

  • phenomenon
    flashflood, the flood, noah and the flood, noachian deluge, noah's flood, debacle, flash flood.

• v.

  • change
    swamp, drench, submerge, flow, deluge, inundate.

Hyponym for Flood:

• n.

  • phenomenon
    geological phenomenon.

• v.

  • change
    spread over, cover, fill up, fill.