Related to word: boil
Phrasal Verb
When a challenging situation or negative emotion boils over, it becomes uncontrollable, and conflicts or disagreements occur.
During the meeting, his anger finally boiled over, and he lost his temper completely.
When problems persist without a solution, the situation can easily boil over.
She kept suppressing her feelings until she could no longer hold back, and her emotions boiled over.
When a liquid being heated boils over, it bubbles up and spills over the edge of the container.
When heating milk on the stove, it can easily boil over if not watched carefully.
Be careful when boiling water on high heat, as it can suddenly boil over.
I accidentally let the soup boil over, and it was a disaster to clean up the kitchen.
When a pan boils over, the liquid inside bubbles up and overflows the rim.
When the water in the pot starts to boil, it begins to overflow from the rim.
She almost forgot about the pot on the stove, resulting in the rice boiling over.
Make sure the pot is not covered, or it may boil over while cooking.