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flow out

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flow out (of something)
1. Lit. to course out of something. The apple juice flowed out of the press as we turned the crank. It stopped flowing out when we had crushed the apples totally.
2. Fig. [for people] to issue forth from something. The people flowed out of the stadium exits. At the end of the game, the people flowed out in a steady stream.
See also: flow, out


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she asked one morning, watching the stream of letters flow out of the post bag.
the lines flow out like lava from the eruption of my volcanic mind.
 
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