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- o·ver·flowoverflow (verb) · overflows (third person present) · overflowed (past tense) · overflowed (past participle) · overflowing (present participle)
- (especially of a liquid) flow over the brim of a receptacle:"chemicals overflowed from a storage tank" · "the river overflowed its banks"
- (of a container) be so full that the contents go over or extend above the sides:"boxes overflowing with bright flowers" · "a bath had overflowed upstairs"
- (of a space) be so crowded that people cannot fit inside:"the waiting area was overflowing"
- flood or flow over (a surface or area):"her hair overflowed her shoulders"
- (overflow with)be very full of (an emotion or quality):"her heart overflowed with joy"
overflow (noun) · overflows (plural noun) · overflow pipe (noun) · overflow pipes (plural noun)- the excess or surplus not able to be accommodated by an available space:"to accommodate the overflow, five more offices have been built"
- the flowing over of a liquid:"there was some overflow after heavy rainfall" · "an overflow of sewage"
- (in a bathtub or sink) an outlet for excess water.
- computingthe generation of a number or some other data item that is too large for an assigned location or memory space.
OriginOld English oferflōwan(see over-, flow).Similar and Opposite Wordsverb
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- Overflow can refer to:
- Flowing or running over, as rivers or water.
- Having the contents spilling or passing from one part to another.
- Being supplied with something in great measure.
- Filling to the point of running over12.
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.1. to flow or run over, as rivers or water. 2. to have the contents flowing over or spilling. 3. to pass from one part to another as if flowing from an overfull space: The population overflowed into the adjoining territory. 4. to be supplied with in great measure: a heart overflowing with gratitude.www.thefreedictionary.com/overflowto flow over or beyond (the brim, banks, borders, etc.). to cause to overflow. to flow over the edge or brim of (a receptacle, container, etc.). to fill to the point of running over. the annual overflow of the Nile. to carry off the overflow from a fountain.www.dictionary.com/browse/overflow OVERFLOW | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
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