Definitions
a pipe through which liquid is carried away
Word origin
From drain + pipe.
Used in a sentence
“He unlatched the window and stuck his head out — there was a drainpipe a couple of feet to the left but his room was on the second floor and it was too dark to tell whether the garden below was grass, soil, or paving.”
“There was a black drainpipe running the entire height of the hotel wall alongside her balcony and I managed to pull myself onto it, gripping the rough, rusty metal as firmly as I could.”
“She's in a drainpipe--right there," I said, pointing toward the hole in the side of the ditch.”
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