Usually means: Overflow with emotion or excitement.
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▸ verb:  (intransitive, idiomatic) To be very enthusiastic, or highly excited.

Similar:
spill over, overflow, overbubble, effuse, ebulliate, brim over, boil over, fall over oneself, pop one's cork, run high, more...

Opposite:
simmer, calm, subside, abate, decrease

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Similar:
spill over, overflow, overbubble, effuse, ebulliate, brim over, boil over, fall over oneself, pop one's cork, run high, more...

Opposite:
simmer, calm, subside, abate, decrease



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