Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

The word "flood" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Opposites (Antonyms)

drain drought

Causes

disaster

Causes Desire

climb

Dbpedia Genre

platform game

Derived Terms

100-year flood Japanese flood fever Zanclean flood antiflood beflood counterflood crapflood downflood flash flood flood basalt flood chute flood fill flood frosting flood gate flood geology flood icing flood map flood meadow flood out flood pants flood plain flood plain toadlet flood pool flood stage flood test flood the zone flood tide flood water flood-gate flood-hit flood-prone floodable floodage floodboard flooder floodflow floodful floodgate floodgum floodlamp floodlamp floodland floodless floodlet floodlight floodlight floodlike floodmark floodometer floodplain floodprone floodproof floodtime floodwall floodwater floodway floody fore-flood glacial lake outburst flood in floods inflood landflood mana flood megaflood mud flood nonflood outburst flood overflood photoflood postflood preflood rat flood reflood send the flood sheet flood shitflood sky-flood superflood tidal flood unflood upflood upflood waterflood

Context

biblical internet

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

batch cover deal fill fill up filling flock flow furnish geological phenomenon good deal great deal hatful heap light light source lot make full mass mess mickle mint mountain muckle offer passel peck pile plenty pot provide quite a little raft render sight slew spate spread over stack stream supply tide tidy sum wad

Type Of (IsA)

batch filling flow geological phenomenon light natural disaster video game

Manner Of

cover fill supply

Part Of

photographic equipment

Related Terms

barrage deluge deluge diversion dump gush hail heap inundate inundation pour rain sheetwash shower stream swamp torrent

Related Terms

big big rain body of water deluge disaster diversion ebb emergency everywhere floodlight genesis high high water inundate inundation lake land large large rainstorm lots lots water menses multitude multitude rain old testament overflow overtakes rain rainfall rainstorm rising rising water tide torrent water water disaster water overflow water overtakes

Synonym Network

deluge flood tide inundate noah and flood overfill

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.