Words and phrases that have a meaning related to pour: (198 results)
Often used in the same context:
gush, slosh, flowed, seep, ladled, soak, trickling, sprinkle, suck, tap, infuse, spilling, inject, spew, bleed, slurp, melt, curdle, pumped, sink, drown, drain, sip, sluiced, drip, uncork, drench, gulp, decant, percolate, evaporate, plop, douse, guzzle, saturate, squirt, submerge, slather, splashed, froths, turn, plunk, caramelise, divert, chug, gargle, roll, hurl, disgorging, siphon, effervesce, glugged, congeal, crumble, showered, refill, slushing, recork, swills, circulate, ooze, invest, liquify, flush, immerse, dowse, wade, sputter, swirl, spurting, skim, descend, pummel, sopped, fritter, devolve, whisk, spout, overwhelm, slopped, steaming, dolloped, parboil, dump, bring, redirect, coagulate, put, devour, bubbling, dig, wallow, wring, careen, gobble, send, creep, condense, bombard, baste, rechannel, allocate, ninth, architrave, bobs, brougham, first, five, four, hoop, hull, inside, l, anchor, arrow, bars, batten, bay, bridle, bubble, buckets, casing, ing, shake, boiling, pushing, stopping, switch, walk, well, wipe, a., baking, carrying, clean, iodide, ln, slip, two, w
More specific:
dribble, effuse, pour forth, pour out, pump, shed, sheet, sluice, sluice down, spill, spill out, spill over, spirt, spurt
Appears in the definition of:
., batter, decant, digestive gland, discharge, douse, dowse, drench, effuse, extravasate, funnel, head, pour forth, pour out, pump, regurgitate, roll in, sand cast, shed, sluice, sluice down, soak, soften, sop, souse, spill, transfuse
More general:
course, crowd, crowd together, draw together, flow, furnish, provide, rain, rain down, render, run, supply
Synonyms:
Also try:pelt, rain buckets, rain cats and dogs, stream, swarm
— Adjectives for pour: pece, manouchehr, khosrow, blue, substanceless, kheyr, twenty, and, light, rashidy, main, more...
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