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pour through
pour something through something
to cause something to flow through something, such as a filter. The chemist poured the mixture through the filter or opening. I can't get the syrup into the bottle without pouring it through a funnel.
pour through something
to flow freely through something. The water poured through the leak in the window frame. The rain poured through the hole in the roof.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Josseline | | - | French |
| Fedelm | | - | Irish Mythology |
| Fanni | | FAHN-nee (Finnish), FAWN-nee (Hungarian) | Finnish, Hungarian |
| Hasdrubal | | HAZ-droo-bəl (English), haz-DROO-bəl (English) | Ancient Near Eastern (Latinized), History |
| Meurig | | - | Welsh |
| Usoa | | - | Basque |