- - Sudden gush
- - Gusher
- - Gush
- - Paste mixed with too much water
- - Flood; paste (anag.)
- - Small head rash
- - Sudden wave
- - flood of butter in the south-east
- - A flush of softheads!
- - Unexpected outpouring
- - unusually large outpouring
- - Small head in flood
- - Row close to huge wave
- - Spring, note, brings flood
- - Sudden proliferation
- - Deluge
- - Outpouring
- - Torrent
- - Outburst
- - Inundation
- - Sudden influx
- - Large amount
- - Oversupply.
- - Freshet.
- - Sudden flow
- - Sudden outburst
- - Sudden outpouring
- - Flood
- - Sudden flood
- - Sudden rush
- - Flood, rush
- - Sudden flurry
- - Flurry
- - Avalanche
- - Sudden onrush
- - Onrush
- - Dramatic outpouring
- - Up
- - Sudden torrent
- - Sudden river flood
- - Sudden increased quantity
- - More than a trickle
- - Flood; sudden burst
- - Sudden burst
- - Outpouring, as of words
- - Run
- - Excessive amount
- - Unexpected rush
- - Rash
- - Overwhelming rush
- - Forceful flow
- - Verbal outpouring
- - Large influx
- - Big rush
- - Rash or rush
- - A whole heap
- - Flash flood
- - Outbreak
- - Great deal
- - Sudden inundation
- - Sudden downpour
- - Trickle's opposite
- - Sudden outpouring of PATES?
- - Large number
- - Cloudburst
- - Rush of floodwater
- - Surfeit
- - Sudden heavy storm
- - Sudden Niagara
- - Large outpouring
- - Excessive number
- - Sudden, heavy rain.
- - Heavy rain.
- - Flooded condition, as of a river.
- - Flood, in Britain.
- - A freshet, in Britain.
- - Freshet: Brit.
- - A rush, as of words.
- - Flash flood, in Britain.
- - Excessive outpouring, as of words.
- - Rush of words.
- - Sudden increase
- - Oodles
- - Rush
- - Sudden inundation's well over western parts of Tewkesbury
- - fast outpouring
- - Turn taps with energy and create a flood
- - sudden increase in quantity; paste (anag.)
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