IPA: /ˈreɪnspaʊt/
KK: /ˈreɪnˌspaʊt/
A pipe or channel that directs rainwater from a roof to the ground or a drainage system.
The rainspout helped to keep the water from pooling around the house during heavy storms.
Rainspout → It is formed from "rain" (from Old English "regn", meaning water droplets falling from the sky) and "spout" (from Old French "espout", meaning a tube or pipe for conveying liquid). The word "rainspout" refers to a pipe or channel that directs rainwater away from a building.
Think of 'rain' as the water falling from the sky and 'spout' as a tube that directs that water away. This helps you remember that a rainspout is a channel for rainwater.