Faucet
Pronunciation: /ˈfɔːsət/
Faucet (noun)
- A device on a sink or wall that controls the flow of water when you turn a handle or press a button.
- A small outlet that releases water from a pipe system, often used in buildings or industrial equipment.
Examples
- The faucet leaks, so the sink stays wet.
- Turn the faucet on, and the water starts flowing.