Thesaurus / siphoned
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synonyms for siphoned
- drain
- draw
- inject
- pour
- push
- send
- siphon
- supply
- tap
- dilate
- distend
- draft
- drive
- elevate
- empty
- force
- inflate
- swell
- bail out
- blow up
- draw off
- drive out
- force out
- draw
- open
- penetrate
- pump
- use
- utilize
- bleed
- bore
- broach
- draft
- drain
- drill
- empty
- lance
- milk
- mine
- perforate
- riddle
- siphon
- spear
- spike
- stab
- unplug
- draw forth
- draw off
- draw out
- unstopper
- address
- broadcast
- carry
- conduct
- convey
- disseminate
- impart
- pass on
- relay
- spread
- transfer
- translate
- transport
- bear
- bequeath
- break
- channel
- consign
- diffuse
- dispatch
- forward
- funnel
- instill
- issue
- pipe
- radio
- remit
- route
- ship
- siphon
- take
- transfuse
- drop a line
- drop a note
- give a call
- give a ring
- hand down
- hand on
- put on the air
- send out
- traject
- bring
- send
- transfer
- transmit
- back
- bear
- carry
- channel
- conduct
- dispatch
- ferry
- fetch
- forward
- funnel
- grant
- guide
- hump
- lead
- lug
- move
- pack
- pipe
- ride
- shoulder
- siphon
- support
- tote
- truck
- schlepp
- traject
- bleed
- consume
- deplete
- diminish
- divert
- dry
- empty
- exhaust
- pump
- reduce
- sap
- siphon
- strain
- suck
- tap
- use up
- abate
- bankrupt
- catheterize
- debilitate
- decrease
- devitalize
- dissipate
- draft
- evacuate
- expend
- fatigue
- finish
- impoverish
- lessen
- milk
- quaff
- spend
- swallow
- tax
- waste
- wear
- weary
- withdraw
- bleed dry
- draw off
- drink up
- filter off
- free from
- get last drop
- get rid of
- gulp down
- pump out
- suck dry
- tire out
- wear down
- attract
- bring
- carry
- drag
- elicit
- evoke
- gather
- pick
- convey
- cull
- draft
- drain
- educe
- extract
- fetch
- haul
- hook
- jerk
- lug
- magnetize
- pluck
- pump
- rake
- siphon
- tap
- tow
- trail
- trawl
- tug
- wrench
- yank
- wind in
- cull
- derive
- distill
- elicit
- exact
- extort
- extricate
- glean
- obtain
- pluck
- pry
- pull
- reap
- separate
- siphon
- squeeze
- withdraw
- wrest
- wring
- avulse
- catheterize
- eradicate
- evoke
- express
- extirpate
- garner
- gather
- get
- secure
- select
- take
- tear
- uproot
- yank
- bring out
- eke out
- evulse
- pick up
- press out
- weed out
On this page you'll find 391 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to siphoned, such as: bleed, drain, evoke, extort, extract, and suck.
antonyms for siphoned
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- receive
- take
- deny
- discourage
- dissuade
- free
- hold
- keep
- leave
- let go
- lose
- maintain
- neglect
- refuse
- release
- stop
- keep secret
- refrain
- retain
- withhold
- build
- expand
- extend
- fill
- grow
- increase
- invigorate
- strengthen
- create
- energize
- enlarge
- hoard
- keep
- raise
- refresh
- save
- pour
- give
- disperse
- divide
- fail
- fix
- help
- lose
- misunderstand
- plant
- refuse
- reject
- spread
- stop
- add
- insert
- put in
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How to use siphoned in a sentence
Spyridiace—Frond thread-like, jointed, one-siphoned, more or less covered with small cells.
THE SEA SHOREWILLIAM S. FURNEAUXCeramiace—Frond thread-like, jointed, one-siphoned, and more or less covered with a layer of cortical cells.
THE SEA SHOREWILLIAM S. FURNEAUXIts weight may be inferred from the fact that it can be siphoned, or poured like water, from one vessel downward into another.
AN ELEMENTARY STUDY OF CHEMISTRYWILLIAM MCPHERSONThe clear water is then siphoned or poured off and the glaze is ready for use.
THE POTTER'S CRAFTCHARLES F. BINNSThe clear water on top is siphoned off and the paste dried sufficiently to handle.
POTTERY, FOR ARTISTS CRAFTSMEN & TEACHERSGEORGE J. COXEvery few days some of the water was siphoned off through a piece of hose and fresh water run in.
THE LIBRARY OF WORK AND PLAY: OUTDOOR WORKMARY ROGERS MILLERWhen the other tank, which is below the level and to one side, gets full of water, the fluid is siphoned out.
THE MOTOR BOYS IN MEXICOCLARENCE YOUNGYou entered a quiet side passage—there they were, exchanging a kiss—one of the long-drawn, deep-siphoned, sirupy kind.
EUROPE REVISEDIRVIN S. COBBThe whole is well stirred from time to time for 48 hours, and the clear liquor is siphoned off from the precipitate.
COOLEY'S PRACTICAL RECEIPTS, VOLUME IIARNOLD COOLEYCould he have siphoned the water from one reservoir to the other?
COMMON SCIENCECARLETON W. WASHBURNE