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bumper to drain a full drinking glass or cup as a toast to. [1/7 definitions]
catheter a thin, flexible, hollow tube inserted into a body passage or cavity to drain fluid, esp. urine from the bladder.
colander a perforated, bowl-shaped container, often with legs, used to drain food.
dike to drain (a wet area) by using dikes. [1/6 definitions]
disposal a device for grinding garbage so that it goes down the drain. [1/3 definitions]
ditch a long narrow opening in the ground used to drain away or supply water. [1/2 definitions]
drainpipe a pipe used to drain liquids.
exhaust to drain or draw a vacuum in; empty of contents. [1/11 definitions]
exhaustive tending to drain strength or resources; fatiguing. [1/2 definitions]
gutter of a candle, to drain off the melted wax from the hollow formed around the burning wick through a channel formed at the edge of the hollow. [1/10 definitions]
milk to drain of energy, information, or money in a way that is not fair. [1/5 definitions]
outfall the outlet or place of discharge of a drain, sewer, or the like.
petcock a small valve or faucet used to drain from or lower the pressure in a pipe, boiler, steam engine, or the like.
rack5 to drain off (wine, cider, or the like) from the dregs.
river basin the area of land from which a river and its tributaries drain water.
sap1 to drain of sap. [1/4 definitions]
sink a fixed basin connected to a water supply and a drain. [1/8 definitions]
sluice to fill with or drain of water using a sluice. [1/7 definitions]
suck to drain the liquid from in this way. [1/5 definitions]
sump a well or pit into which fluids drain for collection and usu. removal, as by means of a pump. [1/2 definitions]
tile a short pipe of concrete or baked clay used as a drain. [1/3 definitions]