upflood
upflood verb: to flood upward.
Verb
upflood (third-person singular simple present upfloods, present participle upflooding, simple past and past participle upflooded)
Noun
upflood (plural upfloods)
- An upward flood.
- My mind had become a tattered cloth which couldn't stop the upflood of images upwelling from underneath: […]2006, Jason Murk, Necktie for a Two-headed Tadpole: A Modern-day Alchemy Book, page 38
Forms of upflood
| Verb | |
|---|---|
| third-person singular present | upfloods |
| present participle | upflooding |
| past participle | upflooded |
| past | upflooded |
| Noun | |
| plural | upfloods |
Origin of upflood
From up- + flood.
Questions about upflood
- What does upflood mean?
- Upflood means to flood upward.
- What part of speech is upflood?
- Upflood can be a verb or a noun.
- What is the past tense of upflood?
- The past tense of upflood is upflooded.
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