intransitive. To travel or go about (hurriedly), esp. to distant places.

transitive. To pour out; to shed; to spill. Also intransitive.

To pour (something). Chiefly with adverb or preposition, as out, in, into, upon, etc. transitive. With water or some other liquid as object. Also in…

To pour out (liquor) by sloping or tilting the vessel that contains it; hence gen. to pour, shed (literal and figurative). Obsolete or dialect. See…

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…

With cognate object: To emit as blood.

transitive. To discharge (water, blood, flames, etc.) forcibly from a narrow opening in a sudden or copious stream. Also with out, up.

transitive. Also with forth, out, up. figurative. To pour out (something) in or as a stream; to be an abundant source of. Now rare.

transitive. To pour out, diffuse, shed.

intransitive. Of a wound, a body part, etc.: to produce a steady flow of fluid (in early use also maggots). With with (formerly also †of), indicating…

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

To cause to flow; to pour forth, discharge, or emit in a stream (a liquid, rays of light, etc.). Also with adverb, as out, forth, down. Also †figur…

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 out, esp. in a small trickle. Also intransitive with reflexive meaning.

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 emit in a copious effusion’ (Johnson). Also with out.

transitive. To pour or send out in or as in a stream.

To pour (= Latin infundere). Obsolete.

transitive. To pour forth. Obsolete. rare.

To allow or cause to flow; to shed.

transitive. To send forth in a stream. rare.

= effuse, v.

transitive. To discharge in streams. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To pour out.

figurative and transferred. To discharge, pour forth; to empty by pouring forth the contents.

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

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

transferred. To pour or empty out (as from or into a decanter).

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

U.S. and Australian. To wash (auriferous ore) in a gold-miner's sluice. Also with out.