outrushed
Gushed out rapidly
Outrushed is the past tense of outrush, meaning to rush out or surge forth.
Water outrushed from a broken dam; crowds outrushed from the stadium.
The word can also mean to surpass in rushing: The home team outrushed their opponents by fifty yards—a usage common in American football statistics.
Moved suddenly, swiftly
- sprintedRan at top speed
- boltedFastened or fled suddenly
- surgedIncreased suddenly and forcefully
- racedMoved with great speed
sped · zoomed · bounded · leaped · galloped · careered · rocketed · blitzed
Flowed or spoke excessively
- surgedIncreased suddenly and forcefully
- streamedFlowed steadily forth
- pouredMade liquid flow out
- cascadedFell in successive stages
flooded · spilled · torrented · spouted · jetted · spurted · discharged · expelled
darted
Moved suddenly, swiftly
raced · sped · zoomed · bounded · leaped · galloped · careered · rocketed · blitzed · whisked
gushed
Flowed or spoke excessively
cascaded · flooded · spilled · torrented · spouted · jetted · spurted · discharged · expelled · erupted
fled
Escaped from danger
- evacuatedWithdrew from danger
- abscondedDeparted secretly, furtively
- decampedDeparted suddenly, often secretly
bolted · eluded · exfiltrated · withdrew · retreated · scattered · dispersed · stampeded · escaped
swamped
Overwhelmed beyond capacity
- engulfedCompletely swallowed up
- overranExceeded or invaded past
- overpoweredExcessively dominant or conquered
flooded · inundated · deluged · overflowed · besieged · overcome · swallowed · buried · drowned