pour out

[pour out] {v.}

1. To tell everything about; talk all about.

* /Mary poured out her troubles to her pal./

2. To come out in great quantity; stream out.

* /The people poured out of the building when they heard the fire alarm./

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Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms


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