transitive. To pour out, diffuse, shed.

transitive. To pour out (literal and figurative); to shed (blood); to pour out the contents of (a vessel).

transitive. To pour, pour out. (The ordinary rendering of Latin fundere, effundere, etc.) Of a vessel, receptacle, a fountain, etc.: To pour forth…

transitive. To diffuse, disseminate.

To pour out; to shed; to spill.

transitive. To pour forth or out (a liquid); †to shed (blood); in passive to be extravasated. Also reflexive.

transitive. To shower (a material or immaterial thing) over a person or thing; to release in, or as though in, a shower of drops; to pour down…

transitive. To pour forth in a stream. (Perhaps reminiscent of the transitive use in 14 below).

transitive. To pour forth. Obsolete. rare.

To allow or cause to flow; to shed.

transitive. To cause or allow (a substance, esp. a liquid) to flow out of a vessel or receptacle; to emit in a stream; to discharge or shed…

= effuse, v.

transitive. To pour out.

transitive. To spend (money) lavishly. Also (literal): to pour out.

transitive. To subject to efflux; to cause to flow forth.

transitive. To expend, give, or produce freely or copiously; to pour forth; to lavish, squander.