Floods

What do we mean by floods?

A (usually disastrous) overflow of water from a lake or other body of water due to excessive rainfall or other input of water.

A large number or quantity of anything appearing more rapidly than can easily be dealt with.

The flowing in of the tide, opposed to the ebb.

A floodlight.

Menstrual discharge; menses.

Water as opposed to land.

Pants that are unintentionally too shortin the hem. so named because you can walk in a flood with them and they won't get wet. aka high waters. Urban Dictionary

1.TIGHT pants that are to high to be shorts but to low to be long pants. 2. a virus from the Xbox game HALO 2that kicks your ass unless you have a shotgun. Urban Dictionary

When a hot guy (or a guy who thinks he is hot) walks into a room making all the girls panties wet. Urban Dictionary

An acient parasitic race housed on Halo. It consists of three forms, the Infection form, the combat form, and the carrier form. The infenction form latches on to a host, inserts a needle like appendage, forces a match in the hosts DNA, and mutates the host. If the host was in tact at the time of "consumption", it is mutated into a combat form. Superior to its normal counter part, the combat form posseses superior strength and lightning speed. The hosts head is pushed back, allowing sensory organs to form, and the hosts fingers are turned into whips. If the host was to badly damaged, it turns into a combat form. The hosts head swells enourmesly, and fills with fluid and infection forms. When killed or near an opponent, the head explodes, showering the area with flood. Urban Dictionary

When your jean legs are above your ankles, or higher than they should be. Urban Dictionary

An "iced out" piece of jewelery that has diamonds throughout and often covering the gold. Urban Dictionary

Getting beat up Urban Dictionary

A bungie.net forum that is just now starting to fall to the retards of the rest of the internet. (see other definition) Once a safe heaven for the laid back and logical, it is a now a forum dedicated to fighting back the non-existent threat of /b/ and all around dickery. Im hoping for a complete and utter decimation of the forum by /b/. Atleast then we can start to re-build. Urban Dictionary

The act of sending alot of text in a small time frame, whether accidentally or in the hope of annoying or lagging people. Urban Dictionary

Flood It is a game that you can add to your google homepage in which you floodfill different colored blocks in an attempt to get the whole screen one color in 25 moves or less. Because Flood It is so addicitive it has been classified by the DEA as a Schedule I narcotic. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to floods:
floods, flood, foods, floors, bloods, floody.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word floods:
inundated, flood, torrential, flooding, rains, washed, flooded, monsoon, drought, dams, rainfall, rainy, sediment, fires, tornadoes, affected, glacial, erosion, swept, devastated, submerged, damaged, dam, downstream, homeless, devastating, worst, occurred, damage, disaster, rain, debris, drainage, bridges, caused, rivers, evacuated, flash, crops, cyclone, upstream, affecting, irrigation, destroyed, earthquake, mud, damages, homes, hurricane, flowing, severe, crop, heavy, volcanic, basin, occur, relief, vital, river, storm, flow, causing, roads, streams, occurring, water, flows, winds, waters, rescue, bridge, reservoir, soil, banks, severely, widespread, dry, infrastructure, rebuilt, blocks, brisbane, tropical, weather, emergency, estimated, destruction, affect, snow.

Words that rhyme with floods:
suds, duds, buds, studs, spuds, quids, bloods, squids, cfids, muds, scuds, thuds, budz, bluebloods, judds, studds.

Adjectives that are often used to describe floods:
great, disastrous, annual, heavy, high, major, severe, large, sudden, frequent, destructive, recent, catastrophic, nile, serious, devastating, periodic, occasional, seasonal, worst, extreme, highest, terrible, violent, unprecedented, torrential, fiery, big, extraordinary, successive, future, vast, greatest, recurrent, extensive, massive, periodical, mighty, past, year, ordinary, widespread, largest, tremendous, dangerous, damaging, yearly, subsequent, exceptional, excessive, huge, rare, glacial, maximum, fresh, minor, regular, unusual, smaller, enormous, moderate, overwhelming, immense, tidal, coastal, copious, abnormal, riverine, unexpected.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective floods:
rise.

Words that sound like floods:
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