to emerge in large numbers, spring up, or appear prominently

to surge, well up and flow, or move in waves (of water, people, thoughts, etc.)

to come pouring in or flow into a place in large numbers or amounts

to surge up or roll violently, especially regarding bodies of water like oceans, rivers, or lakes

to flow out rapidly and in large quantities, especially of liquids

to experience a sudden surge or emergence of emotions, thoughts, or memories

to flow or pour into a space in large quantities, such as water overflowing

to grow by leaps and bounds; developing rapidly and forcefully

gushing spring

to surge like the tide

waves surging forth or a roaring sea; characterized by powerful, turbulent water

to well up and flow forth, especially from a natural source like a spring or fountain

to roll over and over (of billows or clouds)

to flow out or pour forth in a rapid and plentiful stream

describes tears flowing continuously like water from a spring, signifying intense sorrow or emotion.

to gush

long-period ocean waves, billows, or surging waves typically generated by distant weather systems or remaining after the wind has died down

clouds rising or bubbling up

to well up and spill out, especially describing water from a spring

the wind rising and the tide surging up

Quarry Bay (area in Hong Kong)

to surge up, seethe, or billow

a tributary or branch of a river

electrical surge

(TCM) acupuncture point KI-1, located on the sole

A major industrial and residential area located in the New Territories of Hong Kong, well known for its container terminals.

to move forward in large numbers like a swarm or a surging wave