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Definition of pourer

pourer

/ˈpɔːr.ər/
pour · er

Plural:pourers
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• noun

1

A spout, nozzle, or attachment fitted to the neck of a bottle or container to facilitate the smooth, controlled pouring of liquids.

Example

"The bartender fitted a stainless steel pourer onto the olive oil bottle for easier drizzling."


2

A person or worker who pours a liquid or molten material, such as beverages at a tasting event or molten metal in a foundry.

Example

"As a volunteer pourer at the regional wine festival, she explained the tasting notes of each vintage to the guests."

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