| cause flood | 5.79 | That pipe burst, causing the flood. | ||
| stem flood | 2.70 | Church had effectively stemmed the flood of artists. | ||
| trigger flood | 2.44 | Kellems finally picked her up, triggering a flood of tears. | ||
| bring flood | 2.37 | When spring came, it brought two floods. | ||
| receive flood | 1.97 | He received a flood of letters from irate constituents. | ||
| prevent flood | 1.84 | The crux of the matter is how do we prevent a flood occurring again? | ||
| follow flood | 1.78 | Fresh air followed the flood of light. | ||
| unleash flood | 1.65 | Critics warn it could unleash a flood of litigation. | ||
| produce flood | 1.45 | Rising oil and gas prices have produced a flood of revenues. | ||
| fear flood | 1.38 | Neighboring countries fear a flood of refugees. | ||
| prompt flood | 1.32 | Food shortages prompted a flood of charitable donations. | ||
| report flood | 1.32 | Floods were reported also in other regions of the Czech Republic. | ||
| expect flood | 1.25 | Expects a flood of malpractice suits. | ||
| stop flood | 1.05 | The SWO stopped his flood of words about my rig. | ||
| fight flood | 0.99 | An unknown number of soldiers have died fighting the floods. | ||
| see flood | 0.86 | Most see the flood as pure evil. | ||
| suffer flood | 0.86 | It also suffered massive floods this summer. | ||
| avoid flood | 0.66 | It wants a staggered return to avoid a flood of job-seekers. | ||
| create flood | 0.66 | The taking down of my jersey created a flood of fan mail. | ||
| escape flood | 0.66 | The center of Emerson escaped the flood because it is completely ringed by dikes. |