Synonym: bourgeon, burgeon forth, germinate, pour, shoot, sprout, spud, stream, swarm, teem. Similar words: copulate, populate, stipulate, populated, repopulate, manipulate, unpopulated, stipulate for. Meaning: ['pʌljəleɪt /-jʊl-] 
v. 1. be teeming, be abuzz 2. move in large numbers 3. produce buds, branches, or germinate 4. become abundant; increase rapidly 5. breed freely and abundantly.
v. 1. be teeming, be abuzz 2. move in large numbers 3. produce buds, branches, or germinate 4. become abundant; increase rapidly 5. breed freely and abundantly. 
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(1) His muse pullulated with dizzying speed.
(2) a lagoon that pullulated with tropical fish.
(3) The bleak ground pullulated with jackrabbits.
(4) The pub was a pullulating stew of people, swelling and bubbling behind a screen of smoke.
(5) As the going says:'seed always take root , pullulate, and blossom out, and result everywhere.
(6) In the course of the argument, the most enormous errors of fact simply pullulated.
(7) Learn quadrennium, me deeper taste to, and Honor student work together, lead me try conclusions with middle profit; to practice difficulty challenge, let me at frustration middle pullulate to.
(8) In the past twenty years, many technologies of bionic algorithms spring up quietly, and pullulate companied with the developing of computer science synchronously.
(9) Our Kindergarten:the paradise for children to live, study and pullulate; the cradle for teachers and parents to foster children.
More similar words: copulate, populate, stipulate, populated, repopulate, manipulate, unpopulated, stipulate for, overpopulated, cellular, underpopulated, unicellular, intracellular, multicellular, pull up, cellular respiration, population, manipulator, stipulation, manipulation, manipulative, manipulating, overpopulation, emulate, modulate, ungulate, ambulate, regulate, formulate, insulate.