intransitive. To move quickly, to rush. Of water, etc.: to flow rapidly and forcefully, to gush. Frequently with out.

intransitive. To boil, to foam; to rush foaming.

intransitive. Of a body of water, esp. a small stream: to flow with a swirling motion and a murmuring sound; to gurgle.

(intransitive) to produce the appearance of frizado. In quot. 1605 transferred.

intransitive. Of a torrent: To cut its way. Obsolete.

intransitive. To move and bubble, as a boiling liquid; also said of the vessel; and applied to the somewhat similar motion and sound of a rivulet…

intransitive. Of a stream, etc.: To move in agitation or turmoil, to flow or rise in little waves; to chafe. Often used with conscious metaphor…

To rush with rattling noise, as a mountain brook over a stony bed; to bicker. Originally Scottish.