Of wine, etc.: To be poured out without stint; also figurative †In early use of wealth, etc. (after Latin affluĕre): To abound.

intransitive. To be in or attain the ‘flower’ or height of one's beauty, fame, or prosperity (also with up); to prosper, be distinguished; to thrive…

intransitive. To be plentiful; to exist or be present in large numbers or in great quantity; to prevail widely; to come to a person abundantly.

intransitive. To be plentiful, abound. Obsolete.

To occur or exist in swarms or multitudes; to be densely crowded or congregated; to be very numerous, abound excessively. (Often in reproach or…

intransitive. figurative. To abound; be plentiful.

= abound, v.1

intransitive. Of people or things: to run or rush in a stream or crowd; to come or go in great numbers, continuously, or in rapid succession; to…

transferred and figurative. To issue, emanate, or be emitted copiously. Often directly figurative.

intransitive. To be exuberant; to abound, overflow.

intransitive. To teem, swarm. Frequently with with.

intransitive. To be crowded or thronged with.

intransitive. figurative. To abound or be filled with.