Flow

Meaning

Noun

●

Movement in people or things

with a

,

either a

or a multitude.

●

The

of a

or

fluid.

●

In Mathematics:

A

of the

of the

of

in a

, as a

of the

on a set.

●

The

of the tide.

●

Smoothness or continuity.

●

The amount of a

that

or the rate of

movement.

●

A

,

from a

or other

(compare with

which

to

).

●

In Psychology & Liquids:

A

state

by

, focus and

of a given task.

●

The

of blood during menstruation.

●

In Music:

The ability to

along to a beat.

●

In Software:

The

of

a

of

to

some action.

●

In Scottish English:

A

or marsh.

Verb

●

To

as a

from one

to another.

●

To

; to

forth.

●

To

or

,

, or continuously.

●

To have or be

; to

,

or

over.

●

To

and wave.

●

To

, as the

;

to ebb.

●

In Computing:

To

(text in a

, etc.) so that it

into a

; to reflow.

●

To

(a

) to flow.

●

In Liquids:

To

with water or other

; to

; to

; to flood.

●

To

with varnish.

●

To

blood from the uterus.

Sourced from

Origin

flow

English

flowan

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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