Translation of 'spout' in English

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spout
⇄
adj. spoutless.
spout
⇄
eave trough orspout
a groove or gutter running along the eaves of a house to carry away rain water.
spout
⇄
expr. go up the spout, (Slang.) to be hopelessly lost; ruined.
Ex. Everything I owned has gone up the spout.
spout
⇄
expr. put up the spout, (Slang.) to put in pawn.
Ex. I put my watch up the spout last week.
spout
⇄
noun spouter.
spout
⇄
noun 1. a discharge of water or other fluid, in some quantity and with some force; jet; stream.
Ex. A spout of water shot up from the hole in the pipe.
2. a pipe, tube, or trough for carrying off water or other liquid.
Ex. Rain runs do
spout
⇄
spout, verb, noun.
spout
⇄
v.i. 1. to throw out a liquid, vapor, or the like, in a jet or stream.
Ex. The fountain spouted up high.
2. to flow out with force.
Ex. Water spouted from a break in the pipe.
(SYN) gush, jet, squirt, spurt.
3. (Informal,
spout
⇄
v.t. 1. to throw out (a liquid, vapor, or the like) in a stream or spray.
Ex. The fountain spouts water. A whale spouts hot, moist air when it breathes.
2. to pour forth in quantity.
Ex. Machines now in operation spout quotations at a

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