pour
This word evokes a sense of continuous, fluid motion and volume. When used with liquids, it suggests a controlled or natural stream rather than a splash or a drip, emphasizing the steady transition from one vessel to another. In a figurative sense, the word shifts from physical fluidity to an abundance of resources. It describes an intense, often overwhelming investment of time or money, mirroring the way a liquid fills a space completely and rapidly.
Meanings
To make a liquid flow from a container in a steady stream.
"Please pour the orange juice into the glasses."
To flow rapidly and steadily in a large quantity.
"The rain continued to pour down for three hours."
To transfer a liquid or a semi-liquid substance into a mold or container so that it can harden.
"The workers pour concrete into the foundation of the building."