spouts

noun
UK /spaʊts/
US /spaʊts/

Spouts are tubes or openings that liquid comes out of.

Water poured from the spouts of the watering can.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The parts of a whale's head through which it breathes out air and water.

The whale blew mist from its spouts.

3. Third-person form of the verb 'spout', meaning to send out liquid or to talk a lot.

The broken pipe spouts water everywhere.

4. The pipes or openings on a roof that carry rainwater away.

Rainwater ran down the spouts during the storm.