The term 'flowing out' can be described by four different words: EBBING (6 letters), emanant (7 letters), EFFLUENT (8 letters), and ISSUING (7 letters). EBBING is a verb meaning to gradually decrease or recede, while emanant is an adjective meaning to flow out from a source. EFFLUENT is a noun referring to something that flows out, such as water or gas, and ISSUING is a verb meaning to send out or discharge. All of these words describe the concept of something flowing out from a source.