pour /pōr or pör/

1. To cause or allow to flow in a stream
2. To send forth or emit in a stream
3. To serve (tea, wine, etc) by pouring
4. To recount (one's story) or rehearse (one's woes) volubly (with forth, out)
5. To send downstream (Spenser)
6. To spread out (obsolete)
7. To drain (eg cooked potatoes; Scot)

1. To stream
2. To rain heavily
3. To emanate or proceed in profusion
4. To pour out tea, coffee, etc
5. (of a container, eg a teapot) to allow liquid contents to run out duly

1. A pouring
2. An amount poured at a time

pourˈable adjective

That can be poured

pourˈer noun

pourie /poorˈi/ noun (Scot)

1. A container with a spout
2. A cream jug
3. An oilcan

pourˈing noun and adjective

pourˈ-out or poorˈ-oot noun (Scot)

The scattering of coins to children as the bride and bridegroom depart after a wedding

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