drawoff
nounUK /ˈdrɔː.ɒf/
US /ˈdrɔː.ɔːf/
A drawoff is when you take some liquid out of a big container.
The farmer used a drawoff to get milk from the tank.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pipe or valve used to take liquid out of a tank or container.
The drawoff at the bottom of the barrel lets the water flow out.
3. A small amount of liquid taken from a larger batch to test it.
The winemaker tasted a drawoff from the new barrel.
4. In sports, a game or match played to decide a tie.
The two teams played a drawoff to see who would win.