Outpours

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. The sudden flowing out of a liquid or substance alongside an intense release of emotions or thoughts experienced in abundance is often characterized by overwhelming force or impact
2. A strong movement of liquid streaming outward in large amounts ; a spontaneous release of emotions or thoughts expressed in a sudden and abundant way
3. An extensive discharge of a fluid spilling forth freely ; a rapid and overwhelming sharing of emotions or ideas from a person or group

Etymology: "Outpours" is a form of the verb "outpour," which is built from "out" and "pour." "Out" comes from the Old English "ūt," and the compound simply joins that directional word to "pour," meaning to flow something freely outward.

Synonyms: spills, flows, gushes