Noun:

द्रव-स्त्राव वक्र,

siphoning's Usage Examples:

The resulting bellicose climate imbues international relations with competitive nationalism and contributes, in rich and poor countries alike, to increasing military budgets, siphoning off huge sums of public money to the benefit of the arms industry and military-oriented scientific innovation, hence fueling global insecurity.

Angered by Homer's actions, Marge and Lisa tell him to be on his best behavior for their new neighbor, Coach Clay Roberts, who becomes a cynical bully towards Homer and litters the Simpsons' yard with Ned's fallen trees, cutting their cable, and siphoning gas from Homer's car.

The government has anti-siphoning laws to protect free-to-air stations.

The carry-over system allows for more matches and a better siphoning process for large-scale tournaments by allowing only the best wrestlers to advance and giving the best of the losing opponents a chance to place in the tournament as well.

Instead of siphoning-off power as a slug does, the axles in a MATE are fully connected into the transition series in the locomotive it is connected to.

5 and debuted its own hip-hop format that September, siphoning off a good number of KKBT listeners.

further classified, by the presence of stylets, which include: piercing-sucking, sponging, and siphoning.

Chaos Pearl, birthed from primordial essences, begins siphoning energies gluttonously.

and even radical Whigs such as John Tutchin had publicly accused him of siphoning off money.

The victims were siphoning fuel from the tanker that had fallen off the road.

arthropods have mouthparts for cutting, chewing, piercing, sucking, shredding, siphoning, and filtering.

Blocked plumbing vents, typically at the roof, also can cause water seals to fail via siphoning of the water.

however, by siphoning the life energy from agents from the international law enforcement agency known as S.

Synonyms:

syphon, draw, take out, siphon off,

Antonyms:

sacred, sit, stand, downgrade, upgrade,