drain of



drain someone or something of something

Fig. to exhaust someone or something of something, such as energy, motivation, etc. This day has drained me of all my motivation. The first performance drained the cast of all its energy.
See also: drain, of

drain something of something

to empty something out of something. He drained the glass of the remaining beer.
See also: drain, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Wibo-Frisian, Dutch
Eliezerel-ie-EE-zər (English)Biblical, Hebrew, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
JarethJER-əth (English), JAR-əth (English)Popular Culture
EloiseEL-o-eez, el-o-EEZEnglish
Roald-Norwegian
Adir-Hebrew