pour out
Let it flow
Pour out means to empty a container by letting its contents flow freely, or to express emotions or thoughts abundantly and without restraint.
You pour out a drink from a pitcher, but you also pour out your heart to someone or pour out your troubles.
The phrase suggests release—something held back now flowing forth: She poured out years of frustration in a single conversation.
Flow out forcefully
- streamSteady continuous flow
- cascadeSuccessive downward flow
- flowUnbroken forward movement
- spoutProjecting pouring tube
drain · empty · decant · discharge · torrent · fountain · jet · surge
Steady continuous flow
- floodOverwhelming water overflow
- swarmMass of moving insects
- spillAccidental liquid release
- throngDense pressing crowd
surge · rush · emerge · exit · evacuate · disperse · empty · flow
Opening for airflow
- confideShare private matters
- unburdenRemove a weight from
- confessAcknowledge wrongdoing openly
- open upReveal inner thoughts
heart-to-heart · catharsis · release · express · share · divulge · admit · disclose
gush
Flow out forcefully
spout · drain · empty · decant · discharge · torrent · fountain · jet · surge · trickle
stream
Steady continuous flow
throng · surge · rush · emerge · exit · evacuate · disperse · empty · flow · mass
vent
Opening for airflow
open up · heart-to-heart · catharsis · release · express · share · divulge · admit · disclose · reveal
articulate
Express clearly, or well-spoken
- conveyCommunicate or transport
- communicateExchange thoughts with others
- voiceSound from throat
declare · narrate · proclaim · relate · recount · testify · announce · verbalize · speak · tell
lavish
Abundant beyond necessity
generous · overflow · profusion · deluge · flood · inundate · torrent · bounty · freely · unstinting