intransitive. Of liquid, or a body of liquid: to flow, esp. in a specified direction.

intransitive. Of fluids, a stream, etc.: To move on a gently inclined surface with a continual change of place among the particles or parts; to move…

Of liquid, esp. water, a river: To flow. Obsolete.

Of a stream: To run, flow swiftly. Obsolete.

Of streams, etc.: To glide, flow. Now rare.

intransitive. To flow, stream. Also, transferred to drift away.

intransitive. To gush out, flow steadily or copiously in a stream; (of rain) to fall heavily; (of light) to shine brightly. Frequently with…

Of rivers, etc.: To run smoothly or gently; to flow, glide; to pass into the sea.

transferred, e.g. of the sun in its course. Of a river: To flow, stream.

Of a stream: To flow. rare.

intransitive. U.S. Of a river, stream, etc.: to extend into a tract of land; to flow in (also into, from) a larger body of water. Also: (of land)…

intransitive. Of a stream, etc.: to flow gently; to trickle.

Of liquid: to splash; to flow in streams.