n. the rising of a body of water and its overflowing onto normally dry land; v. 1 fill quickly beyond capacity; as with a liquid; 2 supply with an excess of
The heavy rains caused a flood.
The heavy rains caused a flood.
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Why did the truck owner flood the girl's car with his high beams?
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What did the kids do when they saw the flood coming toward them?
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The flood made tap water unfit to drink.
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The flood waters left residents bereft of home and possessions.
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The flood displaced houses from their foundations.
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How did the animals stay safe under the flood water?
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Who commanded the flood that washed away The Nine?
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They give succor to victims of flood or famine.
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What broke that made their house flood with water?
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What was the flood that occured in May 1889?
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The people could not stop the pouring flood waters.
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How did the Romans flood the arena for their mock sea battles?
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The water from the flood engulfs the house.
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The flood water receded.
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inundation; deluge; excess water
dryness
1 syllables
flood
blood
bud
budd
budde
crud
cudd
dud
dudd
flud
fludd
hud
judd
mud
mudd
nudd
rud
rudd
scud
spud
stud
sudd
thud
uhde
cold-blood
ehud
lebudde
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