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To pour off fat or liquid from food, often using a colander.
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A command on a Xerox printer that causes the printing of the pages in the printer's memory buffer. It is used to print smaller jobs immediately, instead of waiting for the memory timeout to start printing.
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Underground system of piping to discharge water and sewage away from the building.
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the interception and/or removal of surface and/or groundwater from a given area by natural or artificial means.
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in plumbing, any pipe that carries waste water or waterborne waste in a drainage system. In roofing, a device that allows for the flow of water from the roof area.
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