Synonyms for Over-flowing:

• adj.

  •abundant (adjective)
  • plenty,
  • rolling in,
  • full,
  • heavy,
  • generous,
  • lavish,
  • lousy with,
  • overflowing,
  • plenteous,
  • profuse,
  • liberal,
  • stinking with,
  • sufficient,
  • plate is full of,
  • cup runs over with,
  • no end of,
  • ample,
  • luxuriant,
  • bountiful,
  • filled,
  • rich,
  • crawling with,
  • mucho,
  • eco-rich,
  • bounteous.
  •alive (adjective)
  • animated,
  • ready,
  • dynamic,
  • sharp,
  • cheerful,
  • sprightly,
  • vigorous,
  • quick,
  • energetic,
  • stirring,
  • bustling,
  • lively,
  • vital,
  • alert,
  • zestful,
  • spirited,
  • replete,
  • spry,
  • awake,
  • vivacious,
  • rife,
  • brisk,
  • eager.
  •awash (adjective)
  • inundated,
  • afloat,
  • flushed,
  • oversupplied.
  •brimful (adjective)
  • filled to the brim.
  •chock-full (adjective)
  • completely full,
  • chock-a-block,
  • cram full,
  • packed to capacity,
  • bulging.
  •congested (adjective)
  • stopped,
  • jam-full,
  • gorged,
  • jammed,
  • jam-packed,
  • massed,
  • Crammed,
  • packed,
  • plugged,
  • stoppered,
  • obstructed,
  • packed like sardines,
  • Mobbed,
  • gridlocked,
  • overcrowded,
  • overfilled,
  • chock-full,
  • occluded,
  • closed,
  • glutted,
  • stuffed,
  • crowded,
  • stuffed-up,
  • up to the rafters,
  • choked.
  •copious (adjective)
  • aplenty,
  • a mess of,
  • galore,
  • coming out of ears,
  • alive with,
  • thick with,
  • no end,
  • verbose,
  • prolix,
  • plentiful,
  • lush,
  • extensive,
  • wordy.
  •crowded (adjective)
  • standing room only,
  • filled to the rafters,
  • fit to bust,
  • clean,
  • brimful,
  • thick,
  • brimming,
  • thronged,
  • mob scene,
  • sardined,
  • tight,
  • thickset,
  • loaded,
  • sold out,
  • populous,
  • compact,
  • dense,
  • SRO,
  • awash,
  • topped off,
  • wall-to-wall,
  • cramped,
  • stiff with,
  • crushed,
  • elbow-to-elbow,
  • full house,
  • close,
  • up to here,
  • full up,
  • huddled,
  • up to the hilt.
  •effusive (adjective)
  • gabby,
  • unconstrained,
  • demonstrative,
  • unreserved,
  • big mouthed,
  • unrestrained,
  • gushy,
  • free-flowing,
  • outpouring,
  • fulsome,
  • enthusiastic,
  • all jaw,
  • extravagant,
  • windy,
  • windbag,
  • expansive,
  • ebullient,
  • talkative.
  •exuberant (adjective)
  • rampant,
  • exaggerated,
  • fertile,
  • prolific,
  • riotous,
  • superfluous,
  • excessive,
  • prodigal,
  • opulent,
  • overdone,
  • effusive,
  • abundant,
  • affluent,
  • fecund,
  • diffuse,
  • fruitful.
  •full (adjective)
  • plethoric,
  • weighted,
  • competent,
  • entire,
  • complete,
  • imbued,
  • saturated,
  • laden,
  • padded,
  • sated,
  • impregnated,
  • running over,
  • satisfied,
  • voluminous,
  • suffused,
  • stocked,
  • adequate,
  • intact,
  • burdened,
  • chockablock,
  • satiated,
  • bursting,
  • surfeited,
  • jammed full,
  • big.
  •generous (adjective)
  • no end in sight,
  • large,
  • handsome,
  • dime a dozen,
  • wealthy,
  • unstinting.
  •jammed (adjective)
  • Deluged,
  • flooded,
  • humming,
  • jampacked,
  • busy.
  •luxuriant (adjective)
  • sumptuous,
  • flourishing,
  • deluxe,
  • thriving,
  • rank,
  • Profusive,
  • fancy,
  • palatial,
  • flamboyant,
  • elaborate,
  • luscious,
  • productive.
  •overcrowded (adjective)
  • Overbuilt,
  • overpopulated.
  •overflowing (adjective)
  • cornucopian,
  • superabundant,
  • Scaturient,
  • swarming,
  • abounding,
  • inundatory,
  • copious,
  • Inundant,
  • exuberant,
  • torrential,
  • teeming.
  •packed (adjective)
  • Consigned,
  • full to the gills,
  • compressed,
  • to the roof,
  • arranged,
  • tumid,
  • overloaded,
  • wrapped,
  • serried,
  • seething,
  • congested,
  • chock,
  • Bundled.
  •plenitudinous (adjective)
  • substantial.
  •plenteous (adjective)
  • plenitudinous.
  •plentiful (adjective)
  • unlimited,
  • appreciable,
  • inexhaustible.
  •plentiful/plenty (adjective)
  • infinite,
  • bumper,
  • enough,
  • flowing,
  • flush,
  • improvident,
  • swimming.
  •profuse (adjective)
  • openhanded,
  • extreme,
  • immoderate.
  •replete (adjective)
  • overfed,
  • charged,
  • luxurious,
  • well-provided,
  • alive.
  •supererogatory (adjective)
  • extra.
  •superfluous (adjective)
  • expendable,
  • useless,
  • surplus,
  • remaining,
  • residuary,
  • redundant,
  • supernumerary,
  • gratuitous,
  • supererogatory,
  • uncalled-for,
  • exorbitant,
  • inordinate,
  • inessential,
  • spare,
  • superfluent,
  • dispensable,
  • unasked,
  • nonessential,
  • needless,
  • de trop,
  • unrequired,
  • excess,
  • leftover,
  • overmuch,
  • in excess,
  • pleonastic,
  • unwanted,
  • unneeded.
  •teeming (adjective)
  • pregnant,
  • multitudinous,
  • numerous,
  • Bristling,
  • crawling.

• n.

  •deluge (noun)
  • torrent,
  • cataclysm,
  • avalanche,
  • barrage,
  • Overrunning,
  • niagara,
  • Drencher,
  • cataract,
  • flux.
  •overflowing (noun)
  • spate,
  • freshet,
  • copiousness,
  • spillway,
  • redundancy,
  • superabundance,
  • deluge,
  • profusion,
  • exuberance,
  • cornucopia,
  • inundation,
  • redundance.
  •superfluity (noun)
  • luxury,
  • abundance,
  • extravagance,
  • plethora.

• v.

  •abound (verb)
  • be no end to,
  • be up to one's ears in,
  • proliferate,
  • be all over the place,
  • be thick with,
  • be plentiful,
  • thrive,
  • be alive with,
  • flourish,
  • crawl with,
  • have a full plate,
  • teem,
  • flow,
  • overflow,
  • crowd,
  • infest,
  • be knee deep in,
  • swarm,
  • swell.
  •brim (verb)
  • hold no more,
  • fill,
  • fill up.
  •cascade (verb)
  • tumble,
  • heave,
  • throw up,
  • pitch,
  • descend,
  • vomit,
  • disgorge,
  • spit up,
  • flood,
  • spew,
  • plunge.
  •deluge (verb)
  • souse,
  • douse,
  • drench,
  • overwhelm,
  • sluice,
  • sop,
  • stream.
  •drown (verb)
  • sink,
  • suffocate,
  • go down,
  • overpower,
  • dip,
  • knock over,
  • obliterate,
  • asphyxiate,
  • go under,
  • overcome,
  • stifle,
  • immerse,
  • wipe out,
  • prostrate.
  •engulf (verb)
  • imbibe,
  • bury,
  • consume,
  • encompass,
  • engross,
  • envelop,
  • swallow up.
  •ferment (verb)
  • sour,
  • ripen,
  • rise,
  • bubble,
  • boil,
  • foment,
  • brew,
  • heat,
  • seethe,
  • simmer,
  • incite,
  • froth,
  • fizz,
  • be violent,
  • foam,
  • concoct,
  • evaporate,
  • inflame,
  • acidify,
  • stir up,
  • leaven,
  • dissolve,
  • sparkle,
  • effervesce,
  • provoke,
  • excite,
  • churn,
  • moil,
  • rouse,
  • fester,
  • work.
  •fill (verb)
  • charge,
  • stuff,
  • supply,
  • pervade,
  • glut,
  • inflate,
  • overspread,
  • jam-pack,
  • pack,
  • brim over,
  • blow up,
  • replenish,
  • gorge,
  • ram in,
  • bulge out,
  • fulfill,
  • satiate,
  • stopper,
  • top off,
  • meet,
  • top,
  • sate,
  • clog,
  • pump up,
  • shoal,
  • ram,
  • lade,
  • pack like sardines,
  • load,
  • furnish,
  • heap,
  • block,
  • distend,
  • plug,
  • store,
  • congest,
  • permeate,
  • puff up,
  • cram,
  • take up,
  • stock,
  • saturate,
  • impregnate,
  • satisfy,
  • choke,
  • stretch.
  •flood (verb)
  • pour over,
  • oversupply,
  • sweep.
  •flow (verb)
  • swirl,
  • arise,
  • ooze,
  • smooth along,
  • slide,
  • ripple,
  • trickle,
  • regurgitate,
  • splash,
  • well forth,
  • course,
  • exude,
  • proceed,
  • result,
  • circulate,
  • spring,
  • Disembogue,
  • roll,
  • void,
  • glide,
  • sputter,
  • emanate,
  • exudate,
  • percolate,
  • emit,
  • emerge,
  • move,
  • continue,
  • dribble,
  • gurgle,
  • abound,
  • progress,
  • pullulate,
  • ebb,
  • pass.
  •impregnate (verb)
  • sodden,
  • suffuse,
  • fertilize,
  • produce,
  • fecundate,
  • inoculate,
  • inseminate,
  • conceive,
  • imbrue,
  • procreate,
  • steep,
  • implant,
  • transfuse,
  • reproduce.
  •inundate (verb)
  • pour down on,
  • dunk,
  • snow.
  •ooze (verb)
  • sweat,
  • filter,
  • bleed,
  • swelter,
  • strain,
  • weep,
  • drop,
  • perspire,
  • escape,
  • drip,
  • leach,
  • seep.
  •overflow (verb)
  • water,
  • drain,
  • rush,
  • irrupt,
  • Overbrim,
  • bubble over,
  • swamp,
  • engulf,
  • pour,
  • overrun,
  • brim,
  • well over,
  • leak,
  • discharge,
  • cascade,
  • squirt,
  • shower,
  • fall over,
  • submerge,
  • run over,
  • spout,
  • shed,
  • drown,
  • spill,
  • jet,
  • slop,
  • overtop,
  • wet,
  • spurt,
  • inundate,
  • well,
  • slosh,
  • spill over,
  • soak,
  • issue,
  • cover,
  • surge,
  • wave,
  • spray,
  • gush,
  • whelm.
  •overrun (verb)
  • invade,
  • spread like wildfire,
  • overstep,
  • ravage,
  • surpass,
  • overgrow,
  • run on,
  • overshoot,
  • beset,
  • go beyond.
  •overwhelm (verb)
  • total,
  • whip,
  • defeat,
  • win,
  • conquer,
  • rout,
  • drub,
  • smother,
  • overthrow,
  • massacre,
  • destroy,
  • crush,
  • thrash.
  •rage (verb)
  • have a tantrum,
  • look daggers,
  • roar,
  • throw a fit,
  • blow a fuse,
  • rampage,
  • steam,
  • fly off the handle,
  • boil over,
  • go berserk,
  • bristle,
  • fulminate,
  • let off steam,
  • be furious,
  • fume,
  • scold,
  • fret,
  • rave,
  • have a fit,
  • blow one's top,
  • rail at,
  • storm,
  • work oneself into sweat,
  • chafe,
  • make a fuss over,
  • snap at,
  • be beside oneself,
  • splutter,
  • be uncontrollable,
  • rant and rave,
  • tear,
  • yell,
  • rant,
  • champ at bit,
  • foam at the mouth,
  • erupt,
  • scream.
  •slop (verb)
  • wallow,
  • smear,
  • dash,
  • flounder,
  • let run over,
  • splatter,
  • let run out,
  • smudge,
  • spatter.
  •spill (verb)
  • lose,
  • throw off,
  • run,
  • run out,
  • scatter,
  • overfill,
  • sprinkle,
  • overturn,
  • empty,
  • upset.
  •submerge (verb)
  • submerse,
  • duck,
  • sound,
  • subside.
  •swamp (verb)
  • wash,
  • overcrowd,
  • besiege,
  • waterlog,
  • surfeit,
  • overload.
  •teem (verb)
  • pour out,
  • Superabound,
  • bear,
  • swim in,
  • burst at seams,
  • wallow in,
  • prosper,
  • be numerous,
  • rain,
  • jam,
  • bustle,
  • be prolific,
  • grow,
  • be full of,
  • be crawling with,
  • crawl,
  • burst,
  • roll in.
  •transude (verb)
  • transpire.

Antonyms for Over-flowing:

• adj.

  • abundant
    insufficient, wanting, needy, poor, rare, lacking, scarce, meager, depleted, sparse.
  • alive
    morose, dispirited, dead, deceased, spiritless, lifeless, sluggish, dull, inanimate.
  • congested
    open, free, clear, uncrowded, uncongested, empty, unclogged, unblocked.
  • copious
    Needing.
  • crowded
    loose, deserted, imprecise, unfilled.
  • effusive
    uncommunicative, economical, apathetic, disinterested, unexcited, silent, unenthusiastic, quiet, reserved.
  • exuberant
    depressed, discouraged.
  • full
    unloaded, hungry, defective, deficient, void, starved, unsatisfied, inadequate, incomplete.
  • generous
    small, mean, greedy, stingy, selfish, miserly.
  • jammed
    operating, vacant.
  • luxuriant
    barren, plain.
  • plentiful
    unfruitful, fruitless, impotent, unproductive.
  • plentiful/plenty
    few, little.
  • superfluous
    reasonable, necessary, needed, useful, important.

• n.

  • superfluity
    need, economy, dearth, deficiency, want, moderation, shortage, frugality, lack.

• v.

  • abound
    retreat, fail, languish, short, decline.
  • drown
    increase, help, ascend, save, yield, float, rescue, surrender.
  • engulf
    neglect, uncover.
  • ferment
    stop, dampen, calm, cool, be happy, pacify, tranquilize, discourage, freeze.
  • fill
    take, drain, fast, contract, dissatisfy, shrink, miss, deplete, waste, deprive, diet, unblock, spend, Unstop, compress, use, deflate, release, use up, abstain, exhaust.
  • flow
    halt, conceal, flow, trickle, cease.
  • impregnate
    take out, abort, destroy, kill.
  • ooze
    pour.
  • overflow
    keep, dry, hold, underwhelm, dehydrate.
  • overrun
    evacuate, lose.
  • overwhelm
    inspirit, encourage, forfeit, not impress.
  • rage
    praise, compliment, flatter, be calm, be quiet.
  • slop
    clean up.
  • spill
    hide, collect, gather, pick up.
  • submerge
    surface, grow, rise.
  • swamp
    pass up.