spout
1. spout \'spau.t\ vb [ME spouten; akin to MD spoiten to spout, OE spi-wan
to sp]ew 1: to eject (as liquid) in a stream 2a: to speak or utter
rapidly, volubly, and at length 2b: DECLAIM 1: to issue with force or in
a jet : SPURT 2: to eject material (as liquid) in a jet 3: DECLAIM -
spout.er n
2. spout n 1: a pipe or conductor through which a liquid is discharged or
conveyed in a stream : as 1a: a pipe for carrying rainwater from a roof
1b: a projecting tube or lip from which water issues 2: a discharge or jet
of liquid from or as if from a pipe; esp : MWATERSPOUT archaic 3: PAWNSHOP