(ppl.) a. [f. SPOUT sb. and v.]

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  1.  Discharged in a spout or stream.

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1833.  Tennyson, Pal. Art, vii. A row Of cloisters … Echoing all night to that sonorous flow Of spouted fountain-floods.

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1867.  Morris, Jason, VIII. 102. So to the cage he came, Whose bars now glowed red hot with spouted flame.

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  2.  Provided with a spout or spouts.

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1841.  Florist’s Jrnl., II. 34. Use a spouted pot on all necessary occasions.

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1879.  Cassell’s Techn. Educ., IV. 107/2. Small, well-shedded and spouted (troughed) fold-yards.

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1912.  Oxf. Excav. Nubia (Exhib. Guide), 9. A great number of shallow cups, spouted vases for oil, saucepans and jugs.

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