Definition

A small tube-like opening found at the top of a container, such as a bottle or retort, used for pouring or transferring liquids.

Example

The chemist carefully poured the liquid through the tubulure to avoid spills.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a tubulure on a bottle before?

Yeah, I think they’re used to control the flow of liquids.

Exactly! It’s interesting how such a small part can make a difference.

True, it really shows how design impacts functionality.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Tubulure → It is formed from "tubulus" (from Latin, meaning small tube) and the suffix "-ure" (indicating a process or result). The word "tubulure" refers to the process or result related to small tubes, often in a technical or scientific context.

Memory Tip

Think of 'tubulus' meaning a small tube, and remember that 'tubulure' refers to something related to the process or result of small tubes.

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