Loose and flowing
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FLYAWAYLoose and flowing
gowneda loose flowing outer garment formerly worn by men
gowna loose flowing outer garment formerly worn by men
gowninga loose flowing outer garment formerly worn by men
TIDALEbbing and flowing
TIDALEbbing and flowing.
TIDALFlowing and ebbing
TIDALPeriodically flowing and ebbing
LEGATOSmooth and flowing, musically
ALAND"... flowing with milk and honey"
LEGATOSmooth and flowing, to Muti
CANTABLESonglike and flowing in style
ALAND"...flowing with milk and honey"
TIDALEbbing and flowing, e.g.
ALAND-- flowing with milk and honey
ALAND"..... flowing with milk and honey"
ALAND... flowing with milk and honey
cantabilesonglike and flowing in style
legatosmooth and flowing; without breaks
TISZARiver flowing through Hungary and Yugoslavia.
ALAND"... flowing with milk and honey": Exodus
ALAND". . . unto ... flowing with milk and honey"
legatoa smooth and flowing musical style
ALAND"... flowing with milk and honey": Exodus 3:8
ALAND"... unto ..... flowing with milk and honey" (Bible)
legatosLEGATO, a smooth and flowing musical style
torrential(of water) Flowing rapidly and with force
RHONERiver flowing into and out of Lake Geneva
confluentsCONFLUENT, a stream uniting and flowing with another
GNUOxlike animal with short mane and long flowing tail.
ALAND"... flowing with milk and honey" (Canaan, in the Bible)
flowagethe act of flowing (to move steadily and smoothly along)
fluxionthe act of flowing (to move steadily and smoothly along)
SUSQUEHANNARiver flowing through New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland, to Chesapeake Bay
swingstyle of jazz marked by a smooth beat and flowing phrasing
swangstyle of jazz marked by a smooth beat and flowing phrasing
swungstyle of jazz marked by a smooth beat and flowing phrasing
fluxionsFLUXION, the act of flowing (to move steadily and smoothly along)
flowagesFLOWAGE, the act of flowing (to move steadily and smoothly along)
rapidsA fast-flowing and turbulent part of the course of a river