overflowing
/ˈoʊ vərf ˌloʊ ɪŋ/
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Definition(s):
- (adj) covered with water
Usage(s):
- Fridays rally in Cedar Rapids saw well over a hundred people trying to cram into the room, overflowing into the hallways and outside.
- Bridgeport and Hartford have overflowing frontons six nights a week.
- But there's also Saudi Arabia and its Persian Gulf neighbors, overflowing again with oil wealth.
Quotes
- Responding to the announcement, Jessica Simpson said: "My sister is overflowing with joy. Pete is an incredible soul. They naturally bring out the best in each other. I couldn't be happier," she told People magazine.on Apr 10, 2008 By: Jessica Simpson Source: iAfrica.com
- "After learning that I was going to receive this fine honor, the Congressional Gold Medal, my pride as a citizen of the United States of America is overflowing," DeBakey said in a statement issued by the Baylor College of Medicine, where he is...on Oct 2, 2007 By: Dr Michael E DeBakey Source: Dallas Morning News
- "I'm concentrating on my routine and keeping it nice and slow. Sometimes when you are struggling you're thinking about too many things and my cup was definitely overflowing so I want to simplify things," Campbell said. "It's frustrating we...on Jun 6, 2008 By: Michael Campbell Source: InTheNews.co.uk
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