to give and receive something reciprocally, such as information, ideas, or culture

to flow freely or pass from person to person or place to place, especially in reference to currency, air, or information

widely liked, fashionable, or currently in style

the dominant trend in culture, society, or opinion

flu; influenza

to move in a stream or circulate as a fluid or gas

the general direction of development or social fashion

The amount of digital data transmitted over a network, including website traffic and mobile data usage.

to have blood flow from the body, typically as a result of an injury

of the highest quality, rank, or grade

The procedural sequence of steps in a business, administrative, or organizational task.

a rogue, gangster, or person who belongs to a criminal gang

the physical property or state of flowing or shifting easily

to shed tears

the entire geographical area drained by a river and its tributaries

the loss or outflow of assets such as talented staff, investment funds, or members to other organizations

living without a permanent home; nomadic, unsettled, or vagrant

to flow into a body of water, container, or specific location

to circulate or spread widely among people, such as news, rumors, or stories

to banish, deport, or send someone away from their home or country as a punishment

to flow, pour, or discharge out from a source or container (of liquids or gases)

flowing and natural in speech or writing

a meteor or shooting star passing through the atmosphere

to divide into separate streams, such as river flow, traffic, or electricity

a man with no permanent home or steady employment who wanders from place to place

the physical flow of electric charge through a conductor

the volume or movement of passengers within a transportation system or hub

to flow or move in a specific direction

a continuous flow or stream of people; pedestrian traffic

flowing water or a stream

to alternate; to take turns

to attract or divert online traffic to a specific website, platform, or account

to have a miscarriage or abortion

cheeks streaming with tears

to shed or cause liquid (like tears) to drop down from a source.

(of time) to pass or slip away

describing the continuous movement or passage of time, events, or seasons.

the flow or movement of water

to reveal or show emotions, attitudes, or thoughts implicitly through one's behavior, tone, or facial expressions

to flow

morally base, obscene, or indecent in conduct or speech

money that is actively moving and available within an economy or market

distinguished and accomplished; outstanding or talented in letters

a stream or current of air, including drafts, slipstreams, or air used in speech

unconfirmed reports or gossip circulated among people

an electric current flowing in one direction only (DC)