siphon
మళ్లించడం
definition
verb
If straining methods do not adequately filter out the fine particles and sediment from the liqueur, try siphoning off the clear liquid.
draw off or convey (liquid) by means of a siphon.
noun
In the extinguisher, a plastic siphon tube leads from the bottom of the fire-suppressant reservoir to the top of the extinguisher.
a tube used to convey liquid upwards from a reservoir and then down to a lower level of its own accord. Once the liquid has been forced into the tube, typically by suction or immersion, flow continues unaided.
example
He said that in the end, though he had to 'siphon' water out of the shop cellar and will have to re-paint the door, his property was otherwise left undamaged by the floods.
A police spokesman said that the man admitted to trying to steal gasoline and plugged his 'siphon' hose into the motor home's sewage tank by mistake.
They stopped every five miles to suck gas into the 'siphon' and feed the engine.
One never got large enough to really test the theory; in the second one, having a 'siphon' worked quite well.
The way the 'siphon' directs the water stream controls the animal's forward, backward, and sideways movements.
In the extinguisher, a plastic 'siphon' tube leads from the bottom of the fire-suppressant reservoir to the top of the extinguisher.
I 'siphon' the water into 5-gallon pails for watering the plants.
One of the most common scams at the moment is to send individuals with online bank accounts an official-seeming request for confidential details, which in fact enable crooks to 'siphon' money off the account.
He then began to illegally 'siphon' his money from US bank accounts to offshore tax havens through a series of ingenious shell companies.
The Government wants to 'siphon' funds off and transfer them elsewhere.
I'll drill a hole in the top of the cup and you can 'siphon' the water out with a straw.
Industry observers estimate that fraud continues to 'siphon' millions of dollars from the system each year.
A sick man in his bunk directed the rigging up of a 'siphon' pump.
Flood prevention work, including the installation of a large 'siphon' pipe through the centre of the village, was carried out after serious flooding in 1995.
A bungling criminal was crushed by a car when he severed a suspension cable instead of a fuel pipe while trying to 'siphon' petrol.
Hastings police say it's amazing the unnamed man didn't blow himself up when he held the lighter to the 'siphon' .
Lippold made the decision to use a diesel-powered combustible pump to 'siphon' the water out of the space.
He does have one ‘endearing’ habit though - that of sticking his 'siphon' out of the tank and jetting water over everything in the night.
Engineers built canals to 'siphon' water from the Euphrates River and transport it to their fields, giving rise to the world's first irrigation-based society.
Not one to waste time, I unscrewed the gas cap and slipped the 'siphon' tube into the tank.
After several false starts, we managed to get the 'siphon' working.
a piece of tubing was used to 'siphon' petrol
The pumping station, the main sewers in the inner city and a 'siphon' under the Avon River were completed, but the work took two years.
He would use victims' financial information to open new accounts under their names, and then 'siphon' money from their legitimate accounts into the new, fraudulent ones.
If you use a 'siphon' sprayer with your air compressor, you will need one with an external mix nozzle to spray latex.
I'm going to have to 'siphon' petrol out of my mother's car soon.
To detect prey, a cone snail uses its 'siphon' , an organ that takes up water and directs it over the gills.
It is much more likely that the relationship between the 'siphon' and the absinthe was contrived by the artists.
Remove the mixture from the heat and transfer to a whipped-cream 'siphon' .
With the 'siphon' in place and a pump to hand, the event was unexpected and, as yet, remains unexplained.
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