yflownadj.
overflowed.
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the world > matter > liquid > liquid which has been emitted > overflow > [adjective]
yflown1576
overfloweda1671
overbrimmed1839
1576 A. Fleming tr. G. Macropedius in Panoplie Epist. 379 The land of Tyre with seas yflown.
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adj.1576- to fall off the back of a etc
- to fall off the back of a lorry
- to fall off the back of a truck
- to fall off the bone
- to fall off the cliff
- to fall off the wagon
- to fall off to sleep
- to fall on
- to fall on board
- to fall on board of
- to fall on cross, a cross
- to fall on deaf ears
- to fall on hand
- to fall on hard times
- to fall on one's arse
- to fall on one's ass
- to fall on one's etc
- to fall on one's face
- to fall on one's feet
- to fall on one's legs
- to fall on one's sword
- to fall on shore
- to fall on the parish
- to fall on, in swow
- to fall open