To thrive, display vigour in, of, with (something specified); also, to abound in, overflow with.

to flow with (†in, †of): to abound in, to overflow with. Now rare except in Biblical phrase to flow with milk and honey (Wyclif and Mandeville…

intransitive. To abound or be rich in a thing or quality. With in, with.

Of a person: To be afloat (in a vessel); to journey or travel by water; to sail. Also with in. Obsolete.

figurative. To be immersed or sunk in pleasure, grief, etc.; †to abound in.

intransitive. Of a place: to re-echo, resound (with, of, to a sound). Obsolete.

transitive. To overflow with; to pour forth. Obsolete.