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Flood
Flood
v. i.
A
great
flow
of
water
; a
body
of
moving
water
;
the
flowing
stream
, as of a
river
;
especially
, a
body
of
water
,
rising
,
swelling
,
and
overflowing
land
not
usually
thus
covered
; a
deluge
; a
freshet
; an
inundation
.
Flood
v. i.
The
flowing
in of
the
tide
;
the
semidiurnal
swell
or
rise
of
water
in
the
ocean
;
opposed
to
ebb
; as,
young
flood
;
high
flood
.
Flood
v. i.
A
great
flow
or
stream
of
any
fluid
substance
; as, a
flood
of
light
; a
flood
of
lava
;
hence
, a
great
quantity
widely
diffused
; an
overflowing
; a
superabundance
; as, a
flood
of
bank
notes
; a
flood
of
paper
currency
.
Flood
v. i.
Menstrual
disharge
;
menses
.
Flood
v. t.
To
overflow
; to
inundate
; to
deluge
; as,
the
swollen
river
flooded
the
valley
.
Flood
v. t.
To
cause
or
permit
to be
inundated
; to
fill
or
cover
with
water
or
other
fluid
; as, to
flood
arable
land
for
irrigation
; to
fill
to
excess
or to
its
full
capacity
; as, to
flood
a
country
with
a
depreciated
currency
.
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