rainpipe
nounUK /ˈreɪn.paɪp/
US /ˈreɪn.paɪp/
A rainpipe is a tube that carries rainwater away from a roof.
The rainpipe was clogged with leaves after the storm.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pipe used to carry rainwater from a roof to a drain or barrel.
He attached a rainpipe to fill the water barrel.
3. A vertical pipe on the outside of a building that channels water downward.
The old rainpipe rattled in the wind.
4. A pipe forming part of a rainwater drainage system.
Workers replaced the broken rainpipe along the wall.