1. outpour - Noun
2. outpour - Verb
To pour out.
A flowing out; a free discharge.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAfter a frantic search by police, frenzied prayers by family and an outpour of emotional support for Susan Magara, 28, she was discovered dead early today (Tuesday), after a futile 3-week search. Source: Internet
An outpour of expressions of overjoyed hearts filled with thankfulness flowed, welling from the depths, for things they deemed luxuries. Source: Internet
Last Sunday, the Capital witnessed an outpour of love and adulation for the men and women in uniform, as runners from across the country participated in the first edition of Soldierathon. Source: Internet
But try moving from that supposed safe terrain and there’s trouble …parents rarely encourage children to offload, outpour, to tell all there’s to it. Source: Internet
I do not think it is acceptable to quote so liberally; so this is by no means a review, just an outpour on what should not be forgotten when reading the book. Source: Internet
An outpour of compassion messages was sent to Crissy and John from friends and fans. Source: Internet