to emerge in large numbers; to spring up; to appear prominently

to enter a place in large numbers, as of people, vehicles, messages, or capital

to surge up violently; tempestuous or turbulent waters

to gush or pour out in large quantities

to well up; to bubble forth; to spurt; to surge or rise up

of water or liquids, to flow rapidly or spill into a place

rising winds and scudding clouds; used to describe a scene of great momentum or a powerful atmosphere

a bubbling fountain or gushing spring; can also be used to describe gushing tears

(of water) to surge or billow like the tide

(of water) roaring sea; huge waves surging forth violently

surging and turbulent; describes water in a violent or tempestuous state, or metaphorically, a powerful and unstoppable trend or movement

to flow swiftly and in large quantities; to pour; to gush forth

to gush; to spout; to bubble out or squirt out

to roll over and over or churn, used especially to describe billows, clouds, or waves

to gush or spurt; to flow out rapidly and continuously

tears gush out like a spring; to weep floods of tears

to gush or bubble up like a spring; used to describe a continuous and abundant flow of things such as tears, ideas, or writing

(of seawater during a rising tide) to surge into a narrow estuary or bay, causing the water level to rise sharply and advance violently

huge waves; billows; surging waves in the ocean

(of clouds) to billow or mass together like storm clouds

having ideas flow as fast as a spring; to be full of creative ideas or inspiration

to well up or spill over, usually referring to water from a spring or a flood

Idiom. the wind rises and the tide bubbles up; used figuratively to describe a movement or phenomenon that emerges in rapid succession with great momentum and force

a vast crowd of people surging or moving about like waves

To be overflowing with ideas or literary talent; describes someone who is creative and quick-witted.

to seethe; to bubble up; to churn

To be overflowing with creative ideas when writing; to have literary thoughts flow like a gushing spring.

the water deep below the surface is surging and turbulent

a tributary or branch of a river; a small river or canal, common in Southern Chinese place names

tears welling up like a spring; to cry uncontrollably or profusely

a sudden and brief increase in voltage or current in an electrical circuit

historical name for Tiger Hill in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province

A type of ocean current where deep, cold, nutrient-rich water moves toward the surface, typically occurring near the coast.

The acupuncture point KI-1 in traditional Chinese medicine, located on the sole of the foot

Kwai Chung, an area in the New Territories of Hong Kong; also known as Kwai Cheong

To swarm or flock together like bees; to crowd in or move as a large group.

Quarry Bay, an area in Hong Kong