pourer

Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
pour/pɔː(r)/

▶verb

• 1 flow or cause to flow in a steady stream.

  ■ prepare and serve (a drink).

• 2 (of rain) fall heavily.

• 3 (of people or things) come or go in a steady stream.

• 4 (pour something out) express one's feelings in an unrestrained way.

– phrases
pour oil on troubled waters try to calm a dispute with placatory words.

– derivatives
pourable adjective,
pourer noun.

– origin ME: of unknown origin.

usage: On the confusion of pour and pore, see usage at pore2.