To flow or cause liquid to flow from one container to another, usually continuously.
From Old French 'porer,' origin uncertain but possibly related to 'pore' (small opening). The meaning has stayed consistent: causing flow through a narrow opening.
The word 'pour' is wonderfully onomatopoetic—when you say it, your lips do what you're describing, creating that same pursed shape you make to pour water.
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