abound in Copy link Outline 1. ăbundo, 1 (with abl.)2. afflŭo, fluxi, fluxum, 33. circumflŭo, etc. 3 (stronger than preceding)4. exūbĕro, 15. suppĕdĭto, 1 (to be well supplied with6. scăteo, 2 (to bubble up, teem) • abound in: 1. ăbundo, 1 (with abl.): to ab. in wealth, divitiis ab., Ter.: the farm ab.s in swine, villa ab. porco, Cic. Fig.: the woman ab.s in boldness, mulier ab. audacia, Cic.: to ab. in honours, genius, honoribus, ingenio ab., Cic.: to ab. in love, amore ab., Ter. 2. afflŭo, fluxi, fluxum, 3: to ab. in riches, honour, and glory, divitiis, honore, et laude aff., Lucr.: to ab. in pleasures, voluptatibus aff., Cic.. 3. circumflŭo, etc. 3 (stronger than preceding): to ab. in all possible resources., omnibus copiis c., Cic. Join: circumfluere et abundare, Cic. 4. exūbĕro, 1: the tree ab.s in fruit, pomis ex. arbor, Virg.: the rank foliage ab.s in shade, luxuria foliorum ex. umbra, Virg. 5. suppĕdĭto, 1 (to be well supplied with: q. v.): in all these things we ab., he is deficient, his rebus omnibus nos s., eget ille, Cic. 6. scăteo, 2 (to bubble up, teem): the citadel ab.s in fountains, arx s. fontibus, Liv.: the sea ab.s in monsters, s. belluis pontus, Hor.: the Nile ab.s in fishes, Nilus s. piscibus, Mel.: rarely and poet. with gen.: the earth ab.s in wild beasts, terra ferarum scatit (instead of scatet), Lucr. Phr.: the poems of Lucretius ab. in art, carmina Lucreti multae sunt artis, Cic.: may sometimes be expr. with an adj., as: to ab. in money, pecuniosum esse: v. wealthy.